The gem follows the following versioning scheme
<NEUTRINO_version>dev<major_version>.<minor_version>
where
<NEUTRINO_version>
is the compatible version of NEUTRINO of which the gem acts as a gateway<major_version
is the major version of the gem, indicating breaking changes for the given version of NEUTRINO<minor_version>
is the minor version of the gem, indicating non-breaking changes
The gem version can be updated in lib/neutrino/gateway/version.rb
In the project's root execute:
gem build neutrino_api_client.gemspec
After generating the gem, unpack it into the Rails' project's vendor
folder:
gem unpack neutrino_api_client-<version>.gem --target <rails_project>/vendor/gems/
where
<version>
is the version of the neutrino_api_client<rails_project>
is the root directory of the rails project
Add a line like the following to the project's Gemfile:
gem 'neutrino_api_client', '<version>', :path => 'vendor/gems/neutrino_api_client-<version>'
where <version>
is the version of the neutrino_api_client
To pull in development dependencies, from the project's root execute:
bundle install
To see the availble development tasks execute:
rake -T
To run unit test:
bundle exec rspec
require 'neutrino_api_client'
Neutrino::Api::Client.config = <some config hash>
Where <some config hash>
is a ruby hash that specifies the required configurations
Neutrino::Api::Client.config = {
:protocol => 'http',
:host => 'localhost',
:port => '3000',
:user_root => 'some_root',
:user_extension => 'some_extension',
:api_version => '1',
:hmac_key => '.....',
:hmac_id => '.....',
:auth_user => 'foobar',
:auth_pass => 'spameggs'
}
Notes
- The key
:api_version
is not required, but will default to'1'
if not specified. - To follow the HIPAA Compliance, you should always pass :remote_ip in the option when you use Neutrino::Gateway
Requests to NEUTRINO are made through Gateway
classes:
Neutrino::Gateway::Info
Neutrino::Gateway::MapType
Neutrino::Gateway::OidText
Neutrino::Gateway::NamedQuery
Neutrino::Gateway::PatientDocument
Neutrino::Gateway::Patient
Requests typically return a ruby Hash
(parsed from JSON), but they may return other data as well (e.g. String
)
require 'neutrino_api_client'
Neutrino::Api::Client.config = {
:protocol => 'http',
:host => 'localhost',
:port => '3000',
:user_root => 'my_username',
:user_extension => 'my_extension',
:tenant_id => <tenant_id>,
:tenant_key => <tenant_key>,
:hmac_id => <app_id>,
:hmac_key => <app_key>
}
Neutrino::Gateway::PatientDocument.get({ id: "530fb1cce4b038c5cae1f417" }, { remote_ip: "100.1.24.1" })
- Install github-release-notes https://github.com/github-tools/github-release-notes
- To generate a release from a spcific tag:
gren release --tags=<tag_name> --token ewsdewe26ffd4c1130337025b7a3f5bdewqse