koppeltaal 1.3.5.14

Setting up for development

Previously buildout was used for setting up the package for development. We now rely on using a virtual env, pip and a requirements file instead.

Quick start:

`sh # inside the Koppeltaal-Python-Connector checkout $ python3.8 -m venv . $ ./bin/pip install -r requirements -e . `

Or if you use [pipenv](https://github.com/pypa/pipenv): `sh # inside the Koppeltaal-Python-Connector checkout $ pipenv install -r requirements -e . `

Tests

We use the [pytest] framework. The tests should be run against the Koppeltaal edge server, preferrably in a domain sepcifically setup for running the tests.

`sh $ bin/py.test --server=edge `

The –server=edge argument to the test command is the server to connect to when running tests. It is taken from ~/.koppeltaal.cfg. The format of ~/.koppeltaal.cfg looks like this:

` [edge] url = https://edgekoppeltaal.vhscloud.nl username = PA@PythonAdapterTesting4Edge password = <secret here> domain = PythonAdapterTesting `

The name of the configuration section in the ~/.koppeltaal.cfg file is the name passed to the –server argument.

Note how there’re two webdriver/selenium tests. They require a Firefox “driver” to be available on your system. For MacOS using brew, this can be installed like so:

`sh $ brew install geckodriver `

Tox is used for running the test suites for multiple Python versions including 2.7, 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8. Python 2 compatibility is supported throug [six].

Command line interface

To use the koppeltaal connector command line interface:

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal --help `

Arguments:

The first argument to the koppeltaal script is the server to connect to, for example edge. The username, password and domain can be passed in as arguments or taken from ~/.koppeltaal.cfg.

Metadata / Conformance statement

To retrieve the Conformance statement from the server:

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal [servername] metadata `

Activity definition

To get the activity definition from the server:

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal [servername] activities `

Messages

To get a list of messages in the mailbox:

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal [servername] messages `

You can filter on a patient (with –patient), or event (with –event) or status (with –status):

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal [servername] messages --status=New --event=CreateOrUpdateCarePlan `

To get a specific message:

`sh $ bin/koppeltaal [servername] message [message URL or id] `

Python API

Use the following API in your integration code to talk to a Koppeltaal server:

T.B.D.

[buildout]: http://www.buildout.org [pytest]: https://pytest.org [six]: http://six.readthedocs.io/