Yes, I confirm that! Thank you!

BTW, the image in the top of the article is not visible:

Yes. But docker-compose provides the mapping of PWS server (9092 in my case), so the web apps based on it should be reached out via 9092 in the host system. Even more - the FHIR SQL Builder setup application is running on 9092 port, but the settings should be on 52773. 

Hi @Enrico Parisi ! 

Where do you see these rules? I agree, they are quite strange, but some customers of ObjectScript quality use them.

Anyway, the rule set we use for the community is here - there are only 12 rules currently.

Great idea! @xuanyou du , installed your app via ipm.

Cannot open settings after that:

Clicking on settings doesn't react

Hi @Brenna Quirk ! Yes, Graph builder, a part of ClinFHIR is the app we invite FHIR developers to use. 

Great app, @Yuri Marx !

It's be great to use it as a module to visualize the data on InterSystems FHIR server

This worked finally!

With the next step I'm trying to import file. the instruction in the repo doesn't tell where can I find it:

52773 worked. Even I have 9092 port mapped for the host system. This was not very obvious. Thank you!

I'm trying the app with IPM installation. I have different port in this case.

@Enrico Parisi , thanks for reviewing the rules! I request @Dmitry Maslennikov and @Daniel Tamajon to comment.

It'd be great also if you could suggest the new objectscript scanning rules that will help developers.
 

Hi @Maria Nesterenko !

Installed Health Harbor with IPM: 

zpm "install health-harbour -dev"

no errors.

But, when I try to setup a FHIR SQL Builder configuration it doesn't allow me to choose fhir end-point:

I don't see any FHIR repository in drop-down. Any thoughts?

The system is IRIS for Health 2024.1 preview.

Hi @Theo Stolker !

Do you want to share the code as an Open Exchange project and IPM package then? Would be great!

It says: ListResources+12^dc.FhirLab.Client.1 *FHIRLAB.FoundationProduction : CLASS Doesn't exist for this line:

set status = ##class(FHIRLAB.FoundationProduction).Start()

Hi Muhammad!

Thanks for publishing such a useful application.

Though, I cannot open the application which is installed via IPM.

I see the following picture:

Could you please check?

Hi @David hay !

If I don't know the ID of the patient any chance I can discover it with clinFHIR services to feed then to Patient Viewer?

Thank you, Theo! I'll give it a try

Adding to the topic the way to preserve custom aliases within an arbitrary Docker Environment.