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SMART_integration_server
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Setup instructions: 1. Ensure Postgres and pgsql are installed on your machine and the service is running (I used pg 17+. This step is option but requires indicated changes to the code) 2. Create a database in Postgres called smart-on-fhir-app 3. Create a .env file in the root and setup the env variables below 4. "pip install -r requirements.txt" 5. "flask db upgrade" (sets up the tables in the new database) 6. Run the flask app This app has a private key hardcoded for the server-side launch. You can replace that however you'd like or use it. Included is the corresponding public key that can be associated with your app's client_id on the EHR webpage (e.g. fhir.epic.com) environment variables: baseUrl=http://127.0.0.1:5000 epic_provider_secret=<can be null if not using> epic_patient_secret=<can be null if not using> flask_secret=abc123 service_client_id=<can be null if not using> provider_client_id=<can be null if not using> patient_client_id=<can be null if not using> DATABASE_URL=postgresql://<username, usually postgres>:<password>@localhost:5432/smart-on-fhir-app Created by Farseen Advisors LLC https://farseenadvisors.com