fhir-compatibility-test

Running the MII FHIR compatibility test

The client comes packaged in a docker image and can be configured via environment variables.

1. Checkout the version you would like to install by checking out the respective git tag git checkout tags/<tag-here - e.g. v0.3.0>

2. Set the enviroment variables in your .env file according to your requirements (explanation see "Overview Configuration Variables" below)

3. Set the rights of the reports folder to allow the docker container user to write to it: chown 10001:10001 reports

4. Start the process by executing docker-compose up

5. Check in the reports folder of this repository the output of your compatibility test

Note: If you are using the standard installation of the feasibility triangle from here: https://github.com/medizininformatik-initiative/feasibility-deploy, please ensure that you start the container here as part of the correct docker-compose project (e.g. COMPOSE_PROJECT=mii-deploy). Example: docker-compose -p $COMPOSE_PROJECT up. the -p option then also has to be carried over to your crontab configuration.

Overview Configuration Variables

Environment Variable	description	default value
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_BASE_URL	Local FHIR server base url e.g. see default value	http://fhir-server:8080/fhir
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_USER	Basic auth user for local FHIR server	None
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_PW	Basic auth password for local FHIR server	None
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_TOKEN	auth token for local FHIR server	None
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_PROXY_HTTP	HTTP url for proxy if used for local FHIR server	None
MII_REPORT_CLIENT_FHIR_PROXY_HTTPS	HTTPS url for proxy if used for local FHIR server	None

Using the python script directly

You can call the python script directly from your console if python and the libraries in the requirements.txt are installed on your machine:

python3 fhir-compatibility-test-client.py --help