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@ritaroypaul/esm-hello-world-app

v1.0.6

Published

Hello world custom template to display patient list

Readme

OpenMRS ESM Template App

Node.js CI

This repository serves as a template for building OpenMRS frontend modules. For detailed guidance, see the Creating a Frontend Module documentation.

For more information, please see the OpenMRS Frontend Developer Documentation.

The Setup section will help you get started with frontend module development.

Running this code

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

Once it is running, a browser window should open running the O3 reference application. Log in and then navigate to /openmrs/spa/root.

Adapting the code

  1. Replace all instances of "template" with your frontend module's name
  2. Update index.ts with your feature name, page name, and route
  3. Rename the root.* files to match your first page
  4. Clear config-schema objects and rebuild as needed
  5. Delete the greeter and patient-getter directories and clear root.component.tsx
  6. Clear translations/en.json
  7. Update .github/workflows for your deployment needs
  8. Replace this README with documentation for your module

At this point, you should be able to write your first page as a React application.

See the Medication dispensing app for a complete example of a non-trivial frontend module built using this template.

Integration

See Creating a Frontend Module for details on how to integrate your custom frontend module into the OpenMRS reference application.