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@primocaredentgroup/consents-component

v0.6.3

Published

Convex component for versioned consent templates, applicability rules and immutable consent instances

Readme

Componente Consents per PrimoUpCore

Componente Convex per template versionati, regole di applicabilità e istanze immutabili di consenso. Il componente non legge dati host e non acquisisce firme: PrimoUpCore risolve le variabili e orchestra il componente Firme.

Confine di responsabilità

  • I template dichiarano variabili e firmatari richiesti; una versione pubblicata non viene modificata.
  • Le regole valutano soltanto il contesto normalizzato fornito dal Core: soggetto, clinica, piano, prescrizione, prestazione, categoria, macrocategoria o accesso cross-clinic.
  • La materializzazione valida i valori risolti, conserva lo snapshot e deduplica le richieste tramite una chiave idempotente.
  • Le istanze registrano tutte le motivazioni di applicabilità e le transizioni di completamento, rifiuto, revoca e sostituzione.
  • Auth0, RBAC, dati paziente e generazione PDF restano nel Core.

Struttura progetto

.
├── convex/                 # App Convex (usa il componente)
│   ├── convex.config.ts
│   ├── consentsApi.ts      # Wrapper API per il client
│   └── _generated/
├── consents/               # Componente installabile
│   ├── convex.config.ts
│   ├── schema.ts
│   ├── domain/
│   ├── functions/
│   ├── v2/
│   ├── ports/
│   └── ui-example/         # Demo Vite/React
└── package.json

Quick start

  1. Configura Convex (prima volta):

    npm install
    npx convex dev

    Segui il wizard per creare/collegare un deployment.

  2. Avvia l'UI di demo:

    cd consents/ui-example && npm install && npm run dev

    Crea consents/ui-example/.env.local con:

    VITE_CONVEX_URL=https://your-deployment.convex.cloud

Verifica

npm run test
npm run typecheck

Compatibilità legacy

Le precedenti API di gate, sessione e firma restano temporaneamente disponibili per la migrazione del Core. Non devono essere usate nei nuovi flussi e verranno rimosse solo dopo backfill, verifica a residuo zero ed E2E.

Documentazione legacy

Vedi consents/README.md per:

  • Installazione in PrimoCore
  • API legacy (evaluateGates, getPatientConsentSummary, createConsentSession, submitSignature, declineConsent)
  • Flow Registry
  • Ruoli e autorizzazione