The client comes packaged in a docker image and can be configured via environment variables.
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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> -
Set the enviroment variables in your .env file according to your requirements (explanation see "Overview Configuration Variables" below)
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Set the rights of the reports folder to allow the docker container user to write to it:
chown 10001:10001 reports -
Start the process by executing
docker-compose up -
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.
| 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 |
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