This is a FHIR reference implementation server supporting the US Core R4 IG and SMART Launches.
By default, you can browse the server at
http://localhost:8080/reference-server, and the FHIR endpoint is at http://localhost:8080/reference-server/r4
The server runs using two containers, one for the server, and one for the
database. You can build the containers with docker-compose build and
run both containers with docker-compose up.
Note that sometimes on the initial start up, the database initialization might cause the inferno reference server container to not start correctly, so you may need to stop the container with docker-compose down and restart it with docker-compose up .
You can delete the server's data by stopping the containers with docker-compose down and then running docker volume rm inferno-reference-server_fhir-pgdata to remove the existing volume. Note that the default data will be reloaded when starting the containers.
The database will be initially populated by the default initdb.sql script. To update the default initial data with the data in the current db container, run docker-compose exec db pg_dump -U postgres postgres > initdb.sql
System Requirements: The reference server requires Java 11 or above.
If you cannot run docker, you will need to create a postgres database.
Once you have done that, update the src/main/resources/hapi.properties to connect datasource.url, datasource.username, datasource.password, datasource.schema (or make your existing postgres db have the provided values).
Once that is done, you can run an instance of the fhir-reference server using mvn jetty:run. You should be able to go to localhost:8080 to see information about the fhir server.
To populate the database with sample data, run bundle install then bundle exec ruby upload.rb Note: make sure the jetty server is running, and that the FHIR_SERVER variable at the top of upload.rb corresponds to your running fhir reference server.
Currently, there is no registration process. To use with an app, use the default client ids:
To use as a public client, use SAMPLE_PUBLIC_CLIENT_ID as the client id.
To use as a confidential client, use SAMPLE_CONFIDENTIAL_CLIENT_ID as the client id, and SAMPLE_CONFIDENTIAL_CLIENT_SECRET as the client secret.
To launch an app from the EHR go to reference-server/app/app-launch
The Bulk Data Token Endpoint is /reference-server/oauth/bulk-token
The registered Bulk Data Client ID is eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCIsImtpZCI6InJlZ2lzdHJhdGlvbi10b2tlbiJ9.eyJqd2tzX3VybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly8xMC4xNS4yNTIuNzMvaW5mZXJuby8ud2VsbC1rbm93bi9qd2tzLmpzb24iLCJhY2Nlc3NUb2tlbnNFeHBpcmVJbiI6MTUsImlhdCI6MTU5NzQxMzE5NX0.q4v4Msc74kN506KTZ0q_minyapJw0gwlT6M_uiL73S4.
init.db provides the following resources:
- Patients with ids
85and355 - Groups with ids
1aand64fdf2a5-ebad-4ed0-a512-567970843d49. Both Groups contain patients85and355as members.
upload.rb includes the resources above, except the Group with id 1a.
If you would like to execute requests without going through the process to get a token, you can set the environment variable CUSTOM_BEARER_TOKEN to a value of your choice.
To revoke a token, go to reference-server/oauth/token/revoke-token
The tokens are currently saved in memory, so if the reference server is restarted, all existing tokens will be invalid
Tests can be run with:
mvn testCheckstyle can be run with:
mvn checkstyle:checkThe Inferno development team can be reached by email at inferno@groups.mitre.org. Inferno also has a dedicated HL7 FHIR chat channel.
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