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Conformant Aidbox samples

Prerequisites

  1. Docker & Docker Compose
  2. npm

Smart on FHIR Aidbox Installation

This section describes how to prepare Aidbox for running Inferno tests

Copy .env.tpl file to .env and fill in your AIDBOX_LICENSE_ID and AIDBOX_LICENSE_KEY.

Run

make smart-on-fhir-setup

to initialize Aidbox, load the data neccessary for tests, and start it.

Forward your Aidbox instance to the internet. You can use services like ngrok or localhost.run.

Inferno ONC Program setup

Open the Aidbox console and do a request in the REST Console to get a launch URI:

POST /rpc
content-type: test/yaml
accept: text/yaml

method: aidbox.smart/get-launch-uri
params:
  user:
    id: inferno-patient-user
    resourceType: User
  iss: https://your-aidbox-domain/smart
  client:
    id: inferno-client
    resourceType: Client

You'll get a response like

result:
 uri: https://inferno.healthit.gov/community/oauth2/static/launch?iss=https://your-aidbox-domain/smart&launch=some-jwt-token
 launch: some-jwt-token
 iss: https://your-aidbox-domain/smart
 launch-uri: https://inferno.healthit.gov/inferno/oauth2/static/launch

the .result.uri field is the launch URI you'll need to follow when Inferno asks to launch app.

Standalone Patient App

Use client: inferno-client and secret: inferno-secret.

Limited App

Before running limited app test you have to revoke grant provided on previous test run. Go to http://your-aidbox-domain/auth/grants and revoke all grants.

Once you started Limited App test, inferno will redirect you to a consent form, you have to provide there next scope launch/patient openid fhirUser offline_access patient/Condition.read patient/Patient.read patient/Observation.read.

EHR Practitioner App

Use the launch URI when inferno asks to launch the application.

Inferno Community setup

Follow the Inferno ONC Program setup section but replace inferno-client with inferno-community-client.

PDEX PlanNet Aidbox Installation

Prepare temporary domain name for tests

Touchstone doesn't have local version so one needs to have a special domain name to make it possible Touchstone sends its requests.

Define AIDBOX_BASE_URL at .env file

Write down your domain name to the AIDBOX_BASE_URL variable. Somehow like this.

AIDBOX_BASE_URL=https://touchstone.example.com:8888

Start Aidbox locally

make plannet-setup

Forward traffic of the domain to

When Aidbox starts one should forward all the traffic from the 8888 port of the domain to the Adibox instance.

Run Touchstone tests

Create Touchstone Client before start testing

So Touchstone gets access to the tested Aidbox.

Example, Touchstone client configuration

auth:
  authorization_code:
    audience:
      - https://touchstone.example.com:8888/smart
      # `audience` must be equal to the `AIDBOX_BASE_URL` with `/smart` suffix

    redirect_uri: https://touchstone.aegis.net/touchstone/oauth2/authcode/redirect
    refresh_token: true
    access_token_expiration: 300
secret: touchstone-secret
grant_types:
  - code
  - basic
id: touchstone-client
resourceType: Client

Go to Touchstone, run tests and get you green badges :)

SMART on FHIR & US Core IG

This section describes how to prepare SHART on FHIR and US Core IG Aidbox conformancy.

Define ENVs in .env file

Copy .env.tpl file to .env then populate variables:

  • AIDBOX_LICENSE_ID and AIDBOX_LICENSE_KEY
  • AIDBOX_CREATED_AT_URL with http://example.com/createdat value
  • AIDBOX_COMPLIANCE with enabled value
  • AIDBOX_BASE_URL with value like this https://aidbox.example.com. No suffix like /smartshould be provided

Launch Aidbox

make smart-on-fhir-setup

to initialize Aidbox, load the data neccessary for tests. Aidbox is started and ready for use.