1.4.0 • Published 7 years ago

fhir-json-client v1.4.0

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FHIR JSON Client

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Example usage

const Client = require('fhir-json-client')

const client = new Client('https://example.com:8080/fhir/')

client.read('Patient', '1', (err, response, patient) => {
  ...
})

Client(options)

Arguments:

  • options - A URL string or object

Callbacks

The arguments passed to all of the callback functions are:

  1. An error object or null if no error occurred.
  2. A response object containing the statusCode and headers properties.
  3. The response body as string or an object if the response contained JSON content.

Methods

read(resourceType, id, options, callback)

Read the current state of a resource.

Arguments:

  • resourceType - The type of resource to read.
  • id - The id of the resource to read.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

vread(resourceType, id, versionId, options, callback)

Read the state of a specific version of a resource.

Arguments:

  • resourceType - The type of resource to read.
  • id - The id of the resource to read.
  • versionId - The specific version of the resource to read.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

create(resource, options, callback)

Create a new resource with a server assigned id.

Arguments:

  • resource - The resource object to create.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

update(resource, options, callback)

Update an existing resource by its id (or create it if it is new).

Arguments:

  • resource - The resource object to update.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

delete(resourceType, id, options, callback)

Delete a resource.

Arguments:

  • resourceType - The type of resource to delete.
  • id - The id of the resource to delete.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

transaction(bundle, options, callback)

Update, create or delete a set of resources as a single transaction.

Arguments:

  • bundle - The bundle object to submit.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.

search(resourceType, query, options, callback)

Search the resource type based on some filter criteria.

Arguments:

  • resourceType - The type of resource to search for.
  • query - The filter criteria as an object.
  • options - An optional object containing options to merge into the request options. This can be used to set custom headers on the request.
  • callback - The function to call once the interaction has completed.
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