We introduced an IRIS full-stack template which is an example of a simple full-stack application that is represented as an Angular frontend application and uses IRIS as a backend via REST API.
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We introduced an IRIS full-stack template which is an example of a simple full-stack application that is represented as an Angular frontend application and uses IRIS as a backend via REST API.
Hi devs!
There is a good question in discord, whether it's possible to use other templates for a full-stack application. - YES! Sure, use and build whatever you want! You are not limited to these templates! Moreover, we are very curious about what are your templates, techniques on building full-stack apps with IRIS.
Unit Testing bonus is introduced.
You've just posted an article!) I wasn't aware too.
We need to check and maybe we'll include this as well!
We may add more bonuses - the contest will start next Monday, we still have time to add more ;)
Thanks, Matt!
Same here:

VScode 0.9.2
I respect your choice. Out of curiosity, what other than SQLCODE variables you noticed being changed "without a warning"?
On contrary, I started to find it handy to copy and paste working sql into &sql(). Also, SQL code looks more readable.
Haha!
A good one, thanks, Igor! I also added ObjectScirpt highlighting - it helps in reading.
Personally I find the
q:'$d(name) "Name required"not very unreadable.
quit:'$data(name) "Name Required"is better, of course.
But the second one is ... Mostly due to several ##class() stuff.
Hi Malte!
You really need to open the folder I guess.
IRIS for Health has this functionality.
And we changed it one more time.
Now the proper switch to the test repo is:
repo -n registry -r -url https://test.pm.community.intersystems.com/registry/ -user test -pass PassWord42
The text in the article is updated accordingly
I'd rephrase it to - is it possible with VSCode?
AFAIK fragments or snippets support is an embedded feature of VSCode. Tagging @Raj Singh and @Dmitry Maslennikov
Now it's approved!
Yes, the review process in OEX takes human time and sometimes it's not immediate)
@Robert Cemper, thanks again for yet-another useful contribution to the community!
iris-fhir-portal uses FHIR SQL Schema now.
It's great to see the ZPM slide! like it!
BTW, there is URL on OEX, which shows only the applications which could be deployed via ZPM.
Nice! Is there any video recording, Dan?
Thanks, Renato!
You introduced the graph! Nice work!
Update: iris4health-fhir-analytics uses FHIR REST API too.
And ZPM supports dashboards and pivots resources now.
Oh, yes sure! Public ZPM registry pm.community.intersystme.com is open for everything which is approved in OEX.
Just make sure you have valid module.xml in the root of the repo and turn on the checkbox "Package Manager" in the Open Exchange app - and it will be published as module to the public ZPM registry.
We analyzed the projects submitted for the contest and here is the matrix, which project gets what bonus:
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Name |
FHIR Server REST API usage |
FHIR SQL Schema usage |
Healthcare standards transformations |
Docker container usage |
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x |
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x |
x |
x |
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x |
x |
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x |
x |
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x |
Hi Jose!
Thank you much for the feedback! What I also like about your app that you used ZPM and managed to use the DeepSeeWeb community project to visualize FHIR data.
Nicely done!
Hi Anssi! Interesting case! It'd be great to publish the example of code in Github and Open Exchange!
Thank you, Tim! We are actively improving Open Exchange, and your feedback is very important!
Looks like a great idea, please go ahead, @Rehman Masood!
Wow! So fast! Thank you, Yuri!
Another idea for the contest: use your iPhone's health app data to transform into FHIR data and submit to the FHIR server. See the details
Here is the new topic for the FHIR contest:
CDA to FHIR data transformation
iPhone can export health data to CDA, see the details. Transform this data into FHIR format using IRIS for Health and submit to the FHIR server.
Here is an example of how you can transform CDA to FHIR data using IRIS for HEalth. Tagging @Guillaume Rongier for more details.
The main announcement is updated too.
Yuri!
What a beautiful idea! Thank you!
If these boxes could be clickable and point to documentation/tag would be a nice features table!
Thanks, Robert! Will add a few corrections:
COS stands for Caché ObjectScript. Now the name of language is InterSystems ObjectScript, so Obs is OK
There is no BASIC anymore in IRIS (I think).
Globals! This is a must.
A current set of proposed topics could be found here.