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@icrc/esm-patient-grid-app

v1.0.5

Published

The microfrontend module providing the patient grid feature.

Readme

OpenMRS Patient Grid App

The microfrontend module providing the patient grid feature.

Artifacts

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@icrc/esm-patient-grid-app?activeTab=versions

CI / CD

  • Build/Deploy CI will test, build packages. npm packages are published for every push to main bramch. The version is prefixed with -pre.<run.id>
  • Do Release will and publish a released version, do a GitHub and move the version to the next minor one. A PR will be created to move to the next version: you should review and accept it

Versions

  • the next release version is defined in package.json and will be deploy by the Do Release Action
  • for each push to main branch the version <next-release-version>-pre.<number> will be deployed.

npm Publishing (Trusted Publishers)

This project uses npm Trusted Publishers to authenticate GitHub Actions workflows with npmjs.org, removing the need for long-lived access tokens. The release workflow publishes packages directly via OpenID Connect (OIDC).

ICRC Maintainers need to contact ICRC Software Engineering Teams to get access to the icrc account on npmjs.org and to configure trusted publisher settings for this repository.

Getting Started

To run the microfrontend locally:

yarn  # to install dependencies
yarn start  # to run the dev server

Also, possible to use a docker container to run yarn:

sh run.sh yarn  # to install dependencies
sh run.sh yarn start  # to run the dev server

Configuration

Default hidden columns

It's possible to specify which questions will result in hidden columns by default when creating a new grid. Users can then enable hidden columns after the grid is created if needed.

To specify the default hidden columns, one must utilize the config-schema by providing the form UUID along with its corresponding question IDs.

Below, here's an example to hide the columns for "nhif" and "nhifStatus" questions for the form adult-1.4.json:

{
  "@icrc/esm-patient-grid-app": {
    "gridFormConfig": [
      {
        "formUuid": "bcb914ea-1e03-4c7f-9fd5-1baba5841e78",
        "defaultHiddenQuestionIds": ["nhif", "nhifStatus"]
      }
    ]
  }
}