beneficiary-fhir-data | Beneficiary FHIR Data Server : The BFD Server

Change to the apps/ directory and mvn clean install -DskipITs. The flag to skip the integration tests is important here. You will need to have AWS access for the integration tests to work correctly. Set up a Postgres 12 database with the following command. Data will be persisted between starts and stops in the bfd_pgdata volume. sh docker run \ -d \ --name 'bfd-db' \ -e 'POSTGRES_DB=bfd' \ -e 'POSTGRES_USER=bfd' \ -e 'POSTGRES_PASSWORD=InsecureLocalDev' \ -p '5432:5432' \ -v 'bfd_pgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data' \ postgres:12 -c max_connections=200. Set up a local S3 using Minio Docker Container sh docker run \ -p 9000:9000 \ -p 9001:9001 -d --name 'minio' \ -e "MINIO_ROOT_USER=bfdLocalS3Dev" \ -e "MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD=bfdLocalS3Dev" \ minio/minio server /data --console-address ":9001". Run mvn install with the following ` mvn -Ds3.local=true -Ds3.localUser=bfdLocalS3Dev -Ds3.localPass=bfdLocalS3Dev clean install ` You can leave off the -Ds3.localUser=bfdLocalS3Dev -Ds3.localPass=bfdLocalS3Dev if you use the docker run command from above. You only need these if the User name or the password are different in the docker run command.
Change to the apps/ directory and mvn clean install -DskipITs. The flag to skip the integration tests is important here. You will need to have AWS access for the integration tests to work correctly.
Set up a Postgres 12 database with the following command. Data will be persisted between starts and stops in the bfd_pgdata volume. sh docker run \ -d \ --name 'bfd-db' \ -e 'POSTGRES_DB=bfd' \ -e 'POSTGRES_USER=bfd' \ -e 'POSTGRES_PASSWORD=InsecureLocalDev' \ -p '5432:5432' \ -v 'bfd_pgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data' \ postgres:12 -c max_connections=200
Set up a local S3 using Minio Docker Container sh docker run \ -p 9000:9000 \ -p 9001:9001 -d --name 'minio' \ -e "MINIO_ROOT_USER=bfdLocalS3Dev" \ -e "MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD=bfdLocalS3Dev" \ minio/minio server /data --console-address ":9001"
Run mvn install with the following ` mvn -Ds3.local=true -Ds3.localUser=bfdLocalS3Dev -Ds3.localPass=bfdLocalS3Dev clean install ` You can leave off the -Ds3.localUser=bfdLocalS3Dev -Ds3.localPass=bfdLocalS3Dev if you use the docker run command from above. You only need these if the User name or the password are different in the docker run command.
The instructions from here on should be run from the contributing directory located at /. To simply run tests or execute other tasks in the BFD bring up the docker containers. Note: As a prerequisite, the bfd Docker environments need a few variables to be set in a file named .env placed within the /contributing directory. A sample file in the contributing directory has been added to serve as a starting point. This brings services up in the background and displays the logs from the bfd container. Once the logs show that that the system is started (this can take a minute or so depending on your machine) the logs can be exited with Ctrl+C. Now the system can be interacted with. Here’s an example of running tests for the bfd-server module.
(defaults to ..) BFD_DIR specifies the directory on your host machine where you have cloned https://github.com/CMSgov/beneficiary-fhir-data
(defaults to 9954) BFD_PORT specifies the host port to use when running the API locally
(defaults to /app) BFD_MOUNT_POINT the path within the service container where the beneficiary-fhir-data directory will be mounted.
(defaults to ./synthetic-data) SYNTHETIC_DATA specifies a folder where you have the full set of synthetic rif files.
(defaults to /synthetic-data) SYNTHETIC_DATA_MOUNT_POINT specifies the folder in the bfd container where the data will be mounted