Oooo, this is a good suggestion!!😮 I have never think about this direction before.

Because at the beginning, I only want to write some stuff for facilitating my testing process on the FHIR repository. So I use the python library for generating some fake data and put it on a REST service...
For using it as a facade... maybe a possible way as well, maybe can replace the generated data by loading the "REAL" data from the IRIS db, right?

It is just an example for generating FHIR bundle for testing purpose, we still need a FHIR server for storing the data

Yes, because I reuse the web application in the pervious article https://community.intersystems.com/post/writing-rest-api-service-exporti...
As I am lazy 😉

wow!!! Thanks for sharing!!! It is really helpful!!!☺

I think the 1st step is install python on the sever, where the IRIS instant on
Then, make sure the python runtime is properly config 
Use the Flexible Python Runtime Feature for IRIS on Windows Server

The  open a console or powershell of the server to install the python library

for example
python -m pip install faker
python -m pip install pandas
python -m pip install random

I just wondering if there is any easy way to add the header in our build in BO..... because what I found that different REST API do have slightly different in the header requirement... which means that our users do need this kinds of flexibility  when they would like to be a REST client.....

In fact I encountered the error of unable to pass the variable to

"ISC_IRIS_URL", "ISC_IAM_IAMGE","ISC_CA_CERT"

I suspect that the iam-setup.sh now working very well

As a work around, I hard code the variables in the docker-compose.yml

and run the 

sudo docker compose up -d 

again 

Sure, let me do it on Friday