This is a sample SMART on FHIR application developed using Angular and the SMART on FHIR Javascript Client library. This can be used to analyze the client server interactions and capabilities.

1. UI rendered based on the Capability of the Server and the scopes the current user has in context.
2. Can view the Requests and Responses sent to the FHIR servers for analysis.
3. Can perform CRUD operations based on the capability of the server.
4. Can work against multiple SMART on FHIR servers using the same application.
5. Supports both Standalone Launch and EHR Launch sequences.

Angular is used only to structure the javascript code into various components and services. FHIR server interactions are done using the SMART on FHIR Javascript Client library

This project was generated with Angular CLI version 6.0.7.

Pre-requisites

1. Node
2. npm
3. Angular CLI (npm install -g @angular/cli)

Clone the repository.

Run npm install

Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

App can be setup in Windows as an IIS site. Ensure that the site is pointed to the /dist folder and that the URL Rewrite module has been installed in IIS.

Run ng build to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory. Use the --prod flag for a production build.

To get more help on the Angular CLI use ng help or go check out the Angular CLI README.

The server configuration for CHBase PPE is already provided in the sample app.

This sample application can be used to connect to any SMART on FHIR Server.

The configuration details are specified in src/app/data/fhir-servers.ts

A sample configuration is shown below. Modify it and add it into the array.

More information about each property can be found on the comments of the typescript interface src/app/models/fhir-server.ts

{
    uniqueName: '[Unique name for the FHIR Server]',
    name: '[Display name for the FHIR Server]',
    baseUrl: '[Fhir Server Base URL]',
    information: {
        patientStandalone: [
            'Add lines here which will be helpful for launching the application, eg demo credentials, end points etc'
        ],
        ehrLaunch: [
            'Add lines here which will be helpful for launching the application, eg demo credentials, end points etc'
        ]
    },
    supportsAccessTypes: true
}

Follow the documentation provided here

This sample application can act as multiple client application against the same FHIR server or differnt FHIR servers.

The configuration details are specified in src/app/data/client-app.ts

A sample configuration is shown below. Modify it and add it into the array.

More information about each property can be found on the comments of the typescript interface src/app/models/client-server.ts

{
    name: '[Client Application Display Name]',
    uniqueName: '[Unique Name for the Client Application]',
    clientId: '[Client ID]',
    redirectUri: 'http://localhost:4200/redirect/[Unique Name for the Client Application]',
    launchUrl: 'http://localhost:4200/launch/[Unique Name for the Client Application]',
    scopes: '[Scopes]',
    standalonePatient: true,
    ehrLaunch: true,
    server: '[Unique name of the server]',
    secret: '[Client Secret, if any]'
}

This can be used in any client application making use of the SMART on FHIR Javascript client libaray

const clientSettings = {
    client_id: [ClientID],
    // Adding the scopes launch or launch/patient depending upon the SMART on FHIR Launch sequence
    scope: [Other Scopes] + ' launch openid profile',
    redirect_uri: [RedirectURI],
    state: [Random State Information]
};
// If the client application has a secret, adding it into the configuration
if (hasSecret) {
    clientSettings['secret'] = '[Client Secret]';
}
const oauth2Configuration = {
    client: clientSettings,
    server: [FHIR Server Base URL]
};
// The authorize method of the SMART on FHIR JS client, will take care of completing the OAuth2.0 Workflow
FHIR.oauth2.authorize(oauth2Configuration, (authError) => {
    console.log(authError);
});

oauth2ReadyErrback = (error) => {
    console.log(error);
}

oauth2ReadyCallback = (smartClient) => {
    //Make use of the API exposed by the smartClient object to perform FHIR API interactions
    //Examples can be found at https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/types/fhir-js-client/fhir-js-client-tests.ts
    smartClient.api.search(
    {
        type: 'Observation',
        query: {
            code: '15074-8'
        }
    }).then(response => {
        console.log(response);
    });
}

// Calling the SMART JS Client ready method to initialize the SMART Client
FHIR.oauth2.ready(oauth2ReadyCallback, oauth2ReadyErrback);

Update the config showCCDSResourceMenuInstead in environment.js and re-build to enable or disable the ccds menu.

This menu uses the mapping defined in ..\src\app\data\ccds-resources.ts to select the appropriate resource and apply the required filtering.

Two types of filters are available -

• SearchQueryParameters - Parameters defined here will be appended to the resource table's query filter. Use the fhir.js search reference to see a list of valid keys.
• SearchSetFilter - Define a filter funtion that will be used to check if a resource entry object should be included in the user's query results.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-cli-ghpages Directly published a live demo into the Github ghpages using ngh

ng build --base-href "https://chbase.github.io/smart-ng-fhir-app/"
ngh