amosmachora/openmrs-config-kenyaemr

OpenMRS config for the OpenMRS distribution for KenyaEMR

This is the OpenMRS backend configuration for the OpenMRS distribution KenyaEMR.

This configuration is designed to be loaded by:

• The Initializer module
• The Address Hierarchy module

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Instructions

To build assets for deployment:

1. Install Node.js v16 or above on your system from Node.js website.

2. Two scripts are available to generate frontend assets for deployment: one for the development environment and one for production.

   Run production build

   sh prod-build.sh

   Run dev build

   sh dev-build.sh

   Both scripts generate frontend assets for deployment. Note that for the production build, the configURL in index.html must be updated, and the config.json file must be updated to include the deployed server url. For example, for our test instance, the index.html configURL is http://197.248.44.226:8500/openmrs/spa/config.json.

3. The built assets are located in a folder named frontend. Copy these files to the frontend directory, for example, /var/lib/OpenMRS.

Please note that our work on patient-registration and esm-login contain custom changes and require updating the respective JavaScript assets:

• Patient Registration
• Login

Instructions on setting KenyaEMR using the docker compose file

1. Download the version of KenyaEMR you want to run from github release latest

2. Spin up the docker compose file by running

   docker compose up -d

3. Get the containers id. By running the above command two containers are spinned up namely:

   mysql-container

   tomcat-container

   docker ps

4. Copy the modules folder and openmrs.war file to tomcat container

   docker cp modules <containerID>:/usr/local/tomcat
   docker cp openmr.war <containerId>:/usr/local/tomcat/webapps

5. Copy demo.sql database file to mysql container. This is back-up file of an existing instance

   docker cp demo.sql <containerID>:/home

6. Execute the following sql in mysql container file

   docker exec -it <MySQLContaineID> bash

   Once in the container

   mysql -u root -p

   create database openmrs;
   use openmrs;
   source /path-to-mysql-demo.sql
   grant all privileges on *.* to 'openmrs_user'@'%';flush privileges;use openmrs;delete from liquibasechangelog where id like '%charts%';where id like '%charts%';

   Run this stored procedures to create etl tables for KenyaEMR

   call create_etl_tables();
   call sp_first_time_setup();

7. Restart both container sequentially, important to note that restart mysql-container first then tomcat container after

   docker restart <MySQLContainerID>
   docker restart <TomcatContainerID>