🎉 New analyze Command in Our FHIRPath CLI!
Hello, friends! 👋
I’m excited to share some great news — our CLI tool for FHIRPath now has a powerful new command: analyze! 🔥
What is it? 🤔
The analyze command is an intelligent FHIRPath expression analyzer that helps you:
- ✨ Catch errors and typos – no more mysterious runtime issues!
- 🔍 Validate FHIR fields – check if the specified fields actually exist in the FHIR specification
- 🏥 Verify resource types – make sure you are working with the correct FHIR resources
- 🔧 Analyze functions – validate function calls and their parameters
- 💡 Suggest fixes – get smart hints on how to resolve detected issues
How to use it? ⚡
# Full analysis with type checking
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given"
# Validation only (fast check)
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given" --validate-only
# Quiet mode for scripts
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given" --quiet
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given"
# Validation only (fast check)
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given" --validate-only
# Quiet mode for scripts
octofhir-fhirpath analyze "Patient.name.given" --quiet
What does the analyzer show? 📊
- 🔍 Data types – what type each part of the expression returns
- 🏥 FHIR models – compliance with the official FHIR specification
- ⚠️ Warnings – deprecated fields or potential issues
- 💡 Hints – suggestions on how to fix detected problems
This dramatically speeds up development and helps you avoid mistakes at the coding stage! 🚀
Try out the new command and share your feedback in the comments or in github !
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