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Description

  • search hydration w/ right amount of iterations
  • clean up the code that inserts the patient in the search result

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    • hydration happens upon search
    • patient is included in search results
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  • New Features

    • Added an option to include the Patient resource when hydrating missing references, allowing more flexible data retrieval in consolidated searches.
  • Tests

    • Introduced new test cases to verify hydration behavior when including the Patient resource.
    • Updated existing test descriptions for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a hydratePatient flag to the hydrateMissingReferences function, allowing conditional hydration of the Patient resource. The logic in searchPatientConsolidated is updated to handle Patient resource hydration more explicitly. Related tests are updated and expanded to verify the new behavior.

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File(s) Change Summary
.../search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts Added hydratePatient parameter to hydrateMissingReferences, updated filtering and recursion logic for Patient.
.../search/fhir-resource/tests/search-consolidated.test.ts Updated tests for hydrateMissingReferences, added test for hydratePatient flag, renamed a test for clarity.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant SearchModule
    participant Hydration
    participant DB

    Caller->>SearchModule: searchPatientConsolidated(params)
    SearchModule->>Hydration: hydrateMissingReferences({..., hydratePatient})
    Hydration->>DB: getByIds([missing references])
    DB-->>Hydration: [hydrated resources]
    Hydration-->>SearchModule: [hydrated resources]
    SearchModule->>SearchModule: Filter Patient, convert, append Patient
    SearchModule-->>Caller: Bundle with hydrated resources and Patient
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Possibly related PRs

  • metriport/metriport#3796: Both PRs modify how the Patient resource is included in the final bundle by changing it from being directly pushed as a raw resource to being wrapped or appended as a properly structured bundle entry.
  • metriport/metriport#3940: Both PRs involve changes to the hydrateMissingReferences function and its tests, focusing on hydration logic and related testing in the same module.

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♻️ Duplicate comments (1)
packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts (1)

93-104: Consider keeping the mutable naming convention.

The variable was renamed from hydratedMutable to hydrated, but according to the retrieved learnings, mutable array operations were explicitly accepted in this file. Consider keeping the "Mutable" suffix for consistency with the existing resourcesMutable variable, making it clear that this array will be mutated.

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packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts (1)

134-145: Documentation is clear but could be more explicit.

The JSDoc comment states "Doesn't hydrate the Patient resource in the resources array" but this is only true when hydratePatient is false (the default). Consider updating the comment to clarify this conditional behavior.

Apply this diff to clarify the documentation:

 /**
  * Hydrates the missing references in the resources.
  *
- * Doesn't hydrate the Patient resource in the resources array.
+ * By default, doesn't hydrate the Patient resource unless hydratePatient is set to true.
  *
  * @param cxId - The customer ID.
  * @param patientId - The patient ID.
  * @param resources - The resources to hydrate.
  * @param iteration - The iteration of the hydration.
  * @param hydratePatient - Whether to hydrate the Patient resource. Optional, defaults to false.
  * @returns The hydrated resources.
  */
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packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts (1)
Learnt from: leite08
PR: metriport/metriport#3940
File: packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts:82-86
Timestamp: 2025-05-31T21:58:28.480Z
Learning: In packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts, the mutable array operations using push() on resourcesMutable and hydratedMutable (lines 82-86 and 100-103) have been explicitly accepted as exceptions to the immutability guidelines after previous discussion.
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packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/__tests__/search-consolidated.test.ts (4)
packages/core/src/fhir-to-cda/cda-templates/components/__tests__/make-encounter.ts (1)
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packages/core/src/fhir-to-cda/cda-templates/components/__tests__/make-condition.ts (1)
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packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/__tests__/store-query-cmd.ts (1)
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packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (7)
packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/__tests__/search-consolidated.test.ts (3)

127-127: LGTM! Good boundary testing.

Starting the iteration at 6 (beyond the max of 5) properly tests the edge case of exceeding maximum hydration attempts.


152-152: LGTM! Clear test name update.

The test name now accurately reflects that ignoring patient references is the default behavior.


176-203: Well-structured test for the new hydratePatient parameter.

The test comprehensively verifies:

  • Patient resource is included in hydration when hydratePatient: true
  • The hydrated results contain all expected resources
  • The getByIds call includes both encounter and patient IDs

Good coverage of the new functionality.

packages/core/src/command/consolidated/search/fhir-resource/search-consolidated.ts (4)

146-158: LGTM! Clean parameter addition.

The new hydratePatient parameter with a default value of false maintains backward compatibility while enabling the new functionality.


161-161: LGTM! Proper guard clause placement.

Moving the iteration check to the beginning of the function is a cleaner approach than checking it later in the logic flow.


166-166: LGTM! Correct conditional logic.

The logic properly filters out the patient ID only when hydratePatient is false, enabling explicit control over patient hydration.


100-104: Good separation of concerns for patient handling.

The approach of filtering out patient resources and then explicitly adding the patient back ensures no duplicates and clear control over the patient resource in the results.

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@leite08 leite08 changed the title ENG-371 Search hydration iterations + Cleaner code ENG-371 Improve search hydration + Cleaner code Jun 2, 2025
@leite08 leite08 force-pushed the eng-371-fix-hydration branch from 304e2e7 to a4c553f Compare June 3, 2025 21:34

const patientResource = patientToFhir(patient);
hydratedMutable.push(patientResource);
const withPatient = [...withoutPatient, patientResource];
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++ thanks

Comment on lines +100 to +103
const withoutPatient = hydrated.filter(r => r.resourceType !== "Patient");

const patientResource = patientToFhir(patient);
hydratedMutable.push(patientResource);
const withPatient = [...withoutPatient, patientResource];
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@leite08 whats the context for filtering all patients out and then adding the patient back in? Avoids dupes?

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So we use the pt from the DB, the source of truth - we don't update consolidated when we update the pt

return getEntryId(cxId, patientId, referenceId);
});
if (missingRefIds.length < 1 || iteration >= maxHydrationAttempts) return resources;
if (missingRefIds.length < 1) return resources;
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hypernit; imo prefer === 0 over < 1 when possible.

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Defensive programming, code in a way that even w/ smaller bugs the code keeps working. I don't expect this from array.length, but it's a programming style... :)

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haha ok makes sense i guess

- search hydration w/ right amount of iterations
- clean up the code that inserts the patient in the search result

Ref eng-371

Signed-off-by: Rafael Leite <2132564+leite08@users.noreply.github.com>
@leite08 leite08 force-pushed the eng-371-fix-hydration branch from a4c553f to 2758195 Compare June 4, 2025 20:12
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