The FHIR Go-Curamatic-Processor Application is designed to periodically fetch, validate, and ingest FHIR files from a specified source into a relational database. This application is built with Go and utilizes Docker for easy setup and deployment.
To run this application, you will need:
- Docker: For creating and managing the application and database containers.
- Docker Compose: For orchestrating multi-container Docker applications.
- Make (optional): For simplifying Docker and Docker Compose commands with a Makefile.
- Docker: Follow the installation guide for Docker at Docker's official site.
- Docker Compose: Docker Desktop for Windows and Mac includes Docker Compose. For Linux, follow the Docker Compose installation guide.
- Linux: Usually pre-installed. If not, you can install it using your distribution's package manager, for example,
sudo apt-get install makeon Debian/Ubuntu. - Mac: Comes pre-installed with Command Line Tools for Xcode. To install Command Line Tools, run
xcode-select --installin the terminal. - Windows: You can install Make through various packages like Chocolatey (
choco install make) or Cygwin.
Clone the project repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/JoshCrosby/go-curamatic-processor
cd go-curamatic-processor
Using Docker Compose directly:
- Build the application:
docker-compose build - Start the application:
docker-compose up -d - Stop the application:
docker-compose down
Using the Makefile commands:
- Build the application:
make build - Start the application:
make up - Stop the application:
make down - View logs:
make logs
- Rebuild and restart the application:
make rebuild - Access the application container (bash):
make exec-bash - Clean up Docker volumes (removes all data):
make clean
Note: If you have not installed Make, you can run the Docker Compose commands listed in the Makefile directly.
For support, please contact Josh Crosby joshdcrosby@gmail.com or open an issue in the project repository.