ℹ️ This project is in active development and is not production ready. Contributions are welcome

Setting up for development

Prerequisites

• Go
• Node
• Docker

Setup

1. Run the command yarn or npm install in the project root
2. Run docker-compose up in docker-compose/dev. This will setup postgres, redis, pgadmin, and supertokens
3. Run yarn nx serve cli seed roles. This will seed necessary roles in supertokens
4. Run yarn nx serve cli seed users. This will seed some users. Checkout the user management dashboard http://localhost:8081/api/auth/dashboard after seeding
5. Run yarn nx serve cli loinc-import. This will load LOINC dataset into redis
6. Run yarn nx serve cli create-tables. This is create necessary tables

FHIR Server

Tensor EMR uses FHIR to store clinical data natively. Since the FHIR model is standardized, you may be able to use any FHIR sever in production. However, Tensor EMR is currently being developed with LinuxForHealth’s FHIR server built on Java. Go ahead and install that on your machine.

https://github.com/LinuxForHealth/FHIR

After installation, you'll need to change some configuration files before starting the server. Replaces the following configs with the ones provided in here

1. datasources.xml found in defaultServer/configDropins/defaults/datasources.xml
2. extension-search-parameters.json found in defaultServer/config/default/extension-search-parameters.json
3. fhir-server-config.json found in defaultServer/config/default/fhir-server-config.json
4. server.xml found in defaultServer/server.xml

Snowstorm

Tensor EMR uses SNOMED-CT for terminology. Snowstorm is a terminology server that provides support for SNOMED-CT. You may install it here

https://github.com/IHTSDO/snowstorm

Note: You will need to acquire the release files from snomed to start the server https://www.snomed.org/get-snomed

LOINC

LOINC is another termonology standard that provides coding for various observations as well as provide forms.

We access their resources using their FHIR API service. You'll need to go to their website and get a username and password.

After getting a username and password, update the loinc fields in the core-service environment variables file

After that, run yarn nx serve loinc-import in the project root