Stream: tooling
Topic: fhirpath tester
Brian Postlethwaite (Aug 28 2019 at 21:09):
Just released a new version of the fhirpathtester tool to the Windows Store free for all to use (yes it's windows only)
https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NXV8QDQ154V
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Just a sneak peek at what you can expect from the new version
- supports multiple versions of fhir (R4, STU3, DSTU2) at the same time
- drag and drop files from local folders, or the web into the resource pane
- status line: line/col of cursor in the resource
- status line: fhirpath location of the cursor in the resource
- status line: versions of fhir the resource is valid in
- switching between xml/json
- tooltip for the fhirpath location of the result item(s) in the output pane
(code is in github - check dotnet stream for details)
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Aug 29 2019 at 03:28):
Is it available outside the microsoft store?
Brian Postlethwaite (Aug 29 2019 at 09:12):
The WPF version will remain in the downloads, but not planning updating it from here, as the store takes the deployment /upgrade issues away.
Eric Haas (Aug 31 2019 at 21:11):
This really nice thanks @Brian Postlethwaite :tada:
Eric Haas (Oct 03 2019 at 18:26):
@Brian Postlethwaite does it support resolve ?
Brian Postlethwaite (Oct 03 2019 at 20:41):
Sorry, it doesn't. But I guess it could pretty easily.
Brian Postlethwaite (Oct 03 2019 at 20:41):
I have a shortcut in my server that works for typeof, but that's all for performance reasons.
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Jan 08 2020 at 03:55):
@Brian Postlethwaite
Is the source for the latest version of the tool still available at https://github.com/brianpos/FhirPathTester ?
Brian Postlethwaite (Jan 08 2020 at 04:31):
Yep, that’s the only place it lives.
Brian Postlethwaite (Jan 08 2020 at 20:17):
Having an issue with it?
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Jan 09 2020 at 02:43):
Corporate policy blocks all access to the Microsoft store and the local experts have not found an acceptable way to allow me to access the store on my work machine. :disappointed: But I can download it from GitHub and build it. I wanted to know whether I'd be getting the same version as what is in the store.
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Jan 09 2020 at 02:43):
So I'll build it locally.
Brian Postlethwaite (Jan 09 2020 at 19:47):
Ah, yes.
Brian Postlethwaite (Jan 09 2020 at 19:47):
The UWP is the most advanced one now. The wpf is a bit behind in terms of features.
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