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@flexpa/node-sdk

v0.0.2

Published

The NodeSDK simplifies the process of integrating Flexpa by providing a strongly-typed client for calling Flexpa APIs.

Downloads

10

Readme

@flexpa/node-sdk

The NodeSDK simplifies the process of integrating Flexpa by providing a strongly-typed client for calling Flexpa APIs.

Installation

With yarn:

yarn add @flexpa/node-sdk

With npm:

npm install @flexpa/node-sdk

With pnpm:

pnpm install @flexpa/node-sdk

Usage

Initialize FlexpaClient (from Link Exchange)

import FlexpaClient, { IntrospectResponse } from '@flexpa/node-sdk';

const flexpaClient = await FlexpaClient.fromExchange(myPublicToken, mySecretKey, 'https://api.flexpa.com');
const tokenData: IntrospectResponse = await flexpaClient.introspect();

Initialize FlexpaClient (from Access Token)

import FlexpaClient from '@flexpa/node-sdk';

const flexpaClient = new FlexpaClient(myAccessToken);
// Or: const flexpaClient = new FlexpaClient(myAccessToken, "https://api.flexpa.com");

Reading a FHIR Resource

import * as r4 from 'fhir/r4';
import { FlexpaClient } from '@flexpa/node-sdk';

const flexpaClient = new FlexpaClient(myAccessToken);
const patient: r4.Patient = await flepxaClient.read('Patient', '$PATIENT_ID');

Searching a FHIR Resource

import * as r4 from 'fhir/r4';
import { FlexpaClient } from '@flexpa/node-sdk';

const flexpaClient = new FlexpaClient(myAccessToken);
const bundle: r4.Bundle = await flepxaClient.search('Patient', { given: 'john', family: 'doe' });

Publishing to NPM

  • Run yarn version patch | minor | major to update the package's version. Head to the git repo on Github and create a new release.
  • Add a tag to the release with the command git tag, matching the pattern node-sdk-<major>.<minor>.<patch>. The full command would be git tag node-sdk-<major>.<minor>.<patch>.
  • Push to the new tagged branch with git push origin node-sdk-<major>.<minor>.<patch>. Once a release has been created the Publish @flexpa/node-sdk github action will be triggered, and handles publishing the new version to npm (See .github/workflows/node-sdk-npm-registry.yml).

FAQ

| Topic | Answer | Comments | | ----------- | ------------ | ------------ | | Runtime | Node | | Build | Through yarn | yarn build |