> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://community-test.logicnets.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://community-test.logicnets.com/release-9/example-gallery/example-projects-for-parts/fhir-support-example-project.md).

# FHIR Support Example Project

Import the example application into your Designer workspace.

There are 2 ways to convert and test/run the example as a FHIRQuestionnaire:

1. ```
    Using the FHIRQuestionnaireTestHarness
   ```
2. ```
   Using the ExportGuidelineAPI
   ```

### FHIRQuestionnaire Test Harness

The FHIRQuestionnaire test harness is a tool integrated with the Designer. It converts the current Designer project or logicnet to a FHIRQuestionnaire format and starts a test page that runs the converted FHIR Questionnaire.

* Open the Test pane (1) and select the FHirQuestionnaireTestHarness (2). Click ***Test Project***.

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* The system opens the test page and renders the FHIR Questionnaire (4).

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* The test page has the following additional functions:
  * Show the generated questionnaire.
  * Show the questionnaire response based on the given answers.
  * Toggle button to hide/show “hidden” questionnaire items. These items are typically not shown to end-users but are very useful when you want to debug your application. For example, you can display or hide rule nodes:

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### ExportGuidelineAPI

You can use the ExportAPI to do the following:

1. Query available questionnaires.
2. Download an available questionnaire.
3. Download a test/demo client.

Follow the instructions below to access the ApiDoc, download a demo client, and download and run the demo FHIRQuestionnaire:

* Import the demo application into your Designer workspace.
* Add the fhirquestionaire tag to the project. This is required for the ExportAPI to determine which packages can be exported.

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* Publish the project.
* Create a user that can access the ExportAPI:
  * Open AccessManagement.
  * Select *Users*.
  * Select *New*.
  * Select *Type Server* and select *Add*.
  * Copy the Client-id to a temporary notepad or store it in your password manager.
  * Select the generated new password and copy it to a temporary notepad or store it in your password manager.
  * Select *Save*.
  * Select *Groups*.
  * Select *New*.
  * Enter a group name, such as *export-api-users.*
  * Select *Add*.
  * Add the server user you just created to the group as local user.
  * Add the group roles by selecting the *ExportGuidelineAPI* and selecting the *api* role. Click *Assign* and repeat these steps for the *testapp* role.

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  * Save the group configuration by selecting *Save*.
* Your installation provides an online documentation set for the export API that you can access at **https\:////ApiDoc**. Select *ExportGuidelineAPI*.

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* Select *Authorize* and fill in the client-id and the secret you generated. Select *Authorize* and *Close*.

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* Download a test/demo application:
  * Select *testapp* (1).
  * Select *Execute* (2).
  * Select *Try Out*.
  * Select *Download* (3).

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* Open the downloaded HTML file in your browser, fill in the credentials and press *Start***.**

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* Select the published guideline from the list.

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* Select *Forms*.

## Attachments

* [LogicNetsASF 101.zip](https://github.com/logicnets/community-portal/tree/release-9/docs/.gitbook/assets/k9rnkv-LogicNetsASF-101.zip)


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