Synthetic XML data generator for CCE FHIR profiles.
This repository contains Rust code to generate synthetic XML data for CCE FHIR models.
There are a couple of creates that support FHIR:
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fhir-sdk - is being used in other projects, but it only supports serialization and deserialization to and from JSON, and XML is not supported yet.
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Hence, fhirbolt is being used in this project as it supports XML.
There are, a total of 10 profiles -
- 4 Observation profiles (Histology, TNMc, TNMp, VitalStatus)
- 2 Procedure profiles (Operation, Radiotherapy)
- and 1 each of Patient, Condition, Specimen & MedicationStatement
This repository implements a command line tool, to be run from the command prompt. It accepts the following command line arguments -
Usage: cce-fhir-gen [OPTIONS]
Options:
-n, --number <NUMBER>
Number of resources to generate
[default: 1]
-r, --resource-type <RESOURCE_TYPE>
Type of resource to generate
[default: bundle]
Possible values:
- bundle: Generate whole Bundle
- patient: Generate Patient
- condition: Generate Condition
- specimen: Generate Specimen
- observation-histology: Generate Observation Histology
- observation-vital-status: Generate Observation VitalStatus
- observation-tn-mc: Generate Observation TNMc
- procedure-radiotherapy: Generate Procedure Radiotherapy
- procedure-operation: Generate Procedure Operation
- medication-statement-systemic-therapy: Generate Medication Statement Systemic Therapy
-o, --output-mode <OUTPUT_MODE>
Where to store the resources
[default: screen]
Possible values:
- screen: Show the generated XML in the terminal
- file: Store the generated XML in a file
- api-call: Call the given API endpoint (WIP)
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
-V, --version
Print version
| Parameter | Default value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| n | 1 | a value greater than 1 generates a bundle containing multiple resources of the resource type specified by r |
| r | bundle | generates a bundle containing one each of the other resources |
| o | screen | displays the generated data on the screen |
In development mode, we tend to run cargo run command for running the application. In this case, you can use:
cargo run -- -n 100 -r patient