Fhenix is a flexible and lightweight tool for generating content from a modeling of a FHIR IG's definitional entries.

This leverages packages as defined in the Simplifier registry, parses their relevant entities (StructureDefinition, CodeSystem, and ValueSet), constructs a model of these entities, and then feeds it into Go templates to generate content.

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Use

Fhenix generates content from FHIR Conformance Modules defined in registries like [Simplifier].

With Fhenix, you can do:

• Code generation, to create custom bindings and logic for handling your organization's profiles
• Documentation generation, to create custom documentation for your IGs
• Data generation, to create test data based on profiles
• Schema generation, to create SQL tables of FHIR resource data

Some practical projects leveraging this within Friendly FHIR:

• go-fhir: A Go library for working with FHIR resources
• rust-fhir: A Rust library for working with FHIR resources
• sqlite-fhir-server A FHIR server that uses SQLite as a backend for storage and emitting REST APIs. Generates SQLite tables from StructureDefinition resources.