This repository contains aidbox configuration project that enables AU Core profiles support.
You can try the deployed version au-core.beda.software.
All FHIR endpoints are publicly available for read and write.
curl https://au-core.beda.software/fhir/metadata
To login in the web ui please use this login and password.
Username: admin
Password: password
The only dependency that is needed is docker. If docker is not already installed on your system, you can download and install it from the official docker website
To run Aidbox FHIR server locally you will need a license that you can get here aidbox.app
Then add a .env file that contains the store license key in the AIDBOX_LICENSE variable.
Run aidbox with docker:
docker compose up
You can run Jupyter Notebook that implements test connectathon scenarios.
To run it along with the local Aidbox FHIR server use:
docker compose --profile client up
If you would like to run the notebook only and test it with FHIR server deployed in the cloud please use this command
docker compose up --profile client up client
| Scenario | Run link |
|---|---|
| Read & Search Test Scenarios |  |
| Validate & Create Test Scenarios | |
| FHIRPath demo | |
For the smart launch track, I have prepared a simple SMART on the FHIR app that just loads a list of patients. The source code is available in the smart folder of this repository. You can launch it locally with npm, or use smart-app docker compose profile
docker compose --profile smart-app up
The app launches in dev mode so any changes in the source code will be represented in the browser.
If you are a Windows user, you should add HOST_OS=Windows into .env file. It enables file polling that is required for code reload in Windows.
You can run just the SMART on FHIR app and configure it to work with cloud version of aidbox FHIR server.
In this case please run just the app:
docker compose up --profile smart-app up smart-app
And adjust FHIRServerUrlhttps://github.com/beda-software/au-core-aidbox/blob/main/smart/src/main.tsx#L8 variable value.