I need to authenticate patients, make an appointment and other things, I saw that in the version 5.0.2 there are some routes and some rest controllers. I was wondering if there is any guide or documentation that says anything about this, how I can use it or modify, thanks.
@brady.miller gave us some example usage for internal use, openemr/InternalApiTest.php at master · openemr/openemr · GitHub
for external use:
Ok, thanks a lot, can you help me with something more?
I was looking here
And there isn’t a route if you wanna search for avaliable appointments in the calendar by a doctor or date just like the calendar info, Is there any functionality or I have to create it?
Thanks for your answer
All the rest controllers and service are located in openemr/src i.e src/RestControllers
Routes are defined in _rest_routes.inc.php in root directory.
These are the places you want to do your modifications.
Ok, thanks. I have one more question:
When I get the auth token using the “/apis/api/auth” route, I have to send the site id in the “scope” property. Each site has a sqlconfig file inside, so I guess that some file has the logic which manages the database connection using the token.
I have to create some additional methods for some features and I would like to know how I can be sure that the connection is fine.
Thanks a lot.
I’m trying to learn more about this REST api. When I type the following command (with mydomain.com instead of localhost), the following curl command issued at the command line of the AWS EC2 instance, I do not get a response at the command line … it just seems to “hang” until I abort it with ctrl-c
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' 'https://localhost:8300/apis/api/auth' \
-d '{
"grant_type":"password",
"username": "ServiceUser",
"password": "password",
"scope":"site id"
}'
Did you enable the REST API?
Instructions:
Enable this API service in OpenEMR menu: Administration->Globals->Connectors->“Enable OpenEMR REST API”
src:
Yes, I certainly did.
Do I also need to enable the FHIR service? Also, is the FHIR base address relevant to this?
–Ralf
hi @Ralf_Lukner ,
The FHIR service/settings are unrelated to the api. For your address, ensure you didn’t use port 8300 in the address. ie. should be 'https://mydomain.com/apis/api/auth'
Thank you! That was the problem with it hanging. I still have some ssl certificate errors … something I need to correct and then retry.
–Ralf