thalamus 0.0.1

Installation

Thalamus is pip-installable.

>>> pip install thalamus

Technology

RESTful API: Thalamus uses a REST (Representional State Transfer) architectural style, powered by Flask technology

Thalamus will perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. They will be achived via the following methods upon resources and their instances.

# GET : Read

# POST : Create

# PUT / PATCH : Update

# DELETE : Minimal (or even none)

JSON: The information will be encoded in JSON format.

Resources

Some examples of resources and end-points are:

People (/people)

DomiciliaryUnits (/domiciliary-units)

Institutions (/institutions)

Encounters (/encounters)

Events (/events)

PersonalDocs (/personal-documents)

Running Thalamus from a WSGI Container

In production settings, for performance reasons you should use a HTTP server. We have chosen Gunicorn , but you can use any WSGI server.

Gunicorn supports WSGI natively and it comes as Python package. We have included a very simple config file (etc/gunicorn.cfg) to run Thalamus from Gunicorn with SSL enabled.

For example, you can run the Thalamus application from Gunicorn as follows

>>> gunicorn --config etc/gunicorn.cfg thalamus:app

Development

Thalamus is part of the GNU Health project.

The development will be done on GNU Savannah, using the Mercurial repository.

Tasks, bugs and mailing lists will be on health-dev@gnu.org , for development.

General questions can be done on health@gnu.org mailing list.

You can visit http://health.gnu.org

Release Cycle

Thalamus will follow its own release process, independent from GNU Health HMIS.

Packaging

There will be a tarball, as well as a Python package (pypi)

Author:

Luis Falcon <lfalcon@gnusolidario.org>