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Move OpenSRP Specific Changes to Fhir Gateway Plugins (custom repo) #5

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rehammuzzamil opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4
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Move OpenSRP Specific Changes to Fhir Gateway Plugins (custom repo) #5

rehammuzzamil opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4
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rehammuzzamil commented Sep 22, 2023

We need to move OpenSRP specific changes, including custom access checkers and custom endpoints (PractitionerDetails and LocationHierarchy), from the Gateway Server repository to a new dedicated repository. This issue will track the process of creating the new repository and transferring the relevant code.

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  • Create a new repository for OpenSRP-specific changes.
  • Set up the basic design and structure of the new repository.
  • Move the code related to custom access checkers to the new repository.
  • Move the code related to custom endpoints (PractitionerDetails and LocationHierarchy) to the new repository.
  • Move Helm pieces related to deployment to the new repository.
  • Create a exec module to bind gateway server dependencies (Plugins,Server) and the custom plugins together.

Additional Information:

  • The Gateway Server repository currently contains the code related to these changes. Also move fixes done in this branch
  • Make sure to update dependencies of the Gateway Server

Part of this issue is defined here.

cc: @f-odhiambo @dubdabasoduba @ndegwamartin

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