The inferno-framework/fhirpath-service
provides a persistent service for
evaluating FHIRPath.
This lightweight wrapper enables applications not implemented in Java, such as
the Inferno Framework, to interface with
the FHIRPath in a service environment. It is primarily being used within
the Inferno Framework to provide HL7® FHIR® validation services for tests.
Since this is just a lightweight wrapper around the FHIRPathEngine, most of the functionality provided by this service is implemented within the HL7® FHIR® Core library, which is developed and maintained independently of this project.
See here for the REST API documentation.
System Requirements: The FHIRPath Service requires Java 11 or above.
To build and run the test suite:
./gradlew build check test
gradlew.bat build check test
To run the app:
./gradlew run
The port can also be set through the environment
FHIRPATH_PORT=8080 ./gradlew run
Build
./build_docker.sh
Run
docker run -p 6789:6789 inferno_fhirpath_service
An uber jar can be created with:
./gradlew uberJar
By default, the uber jar will be located in build/lib/
.
This uber jar can be executed with java -jar InfernoFHIRPathService-<version>-uber.jar
The Inferno development team can be reached by email at [email protected]. Inferno also has a dedicated HL7 FHIR chat channel.
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