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@health-samurai/interbox

v1.4.3

Published

Typed SDK for authoring pipelines on Interbox — an extensible integration engine.

Readme

@health-samurai/interbox

The workspace authoring SDK for Interbox. A workspace repo declares pipelines against this package; the engine loads the resulting PipelineRegistry at boot and runs them on its typed source → mapper → sender runtime.

The SDK ships only the declaration layer — the pipeline() DSL, the PipelineRegistry, the env() sentinel, and config-shape contracts for the engine's built-in stage types. It contains no worker implementations; stages are referenced by type string and the engine owns the behavior.

The library runs in any ESM environment (Node, Bun, bundlers). The bundled interbox CLI requires Bun.

import { pipeline, env } from "@health-samurai/interbox";

pipeline("hl7-to-aidbox")
  .source({
    id: "mllp-default",
    type: "mllp",
    config: {
      host: env("MLLP_HOST"),
      port: env("MLLP_PORT"),
      parser: { type: "hl7v2", config: { skipZSegments: false } },
    },
  })
  .mapper({ type: "v2-to-fhir", config: {} })
  .sender({
    type: "aidbox",
    config: {
      url: env("AIDBOX_URL"),
      auth: { kind: "basic", user: env("AIDBOX_CLIENT_ID", "root"), password: env("AIDBOX_CLIENT_SECRET") },
    },
  });

A workspace's src/index.ts imports its pipeline modules (for their registration side effects) and re-exports the registry:

import "./pipelines";
export { PipelineRegistry } from "@health-samurai/interbox";

Develop

bun install
bun test
bun run build

Docs

The full guide + API reference lives in docs/ (an mdBook):

bun run docs:build   # -> docs/book/
bun run docs:serve   # local preview with live reload

An AI assistant working in a dependent workspace gets a condensed version of this automatically via the interbox-reference skill (see skills/).