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Add Healthcare API Fhir sample #835

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# Cloud Healthcare API Node.js FHIR store and FHIR resource example

This sample app demonstrates FHIR store and FHIR resource management for the Cloud Healthcare API.

# Setup

Run the following command to install the library dependencies for Node.js:

npm install

# Running the samples

## FHIR stores

fhir_stores.js <command>

Commands:
fhir_stores.js createFhirStore <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Creates a new FHIR store within the parent dataset.
fhir_stores.js deleteFhirStore <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Deletes the FHIR store and removes all resources that
are contained within it.
fhir_stores.js getFhirStore <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Gets the specified FHIR store or returns NOT_FOUND if it
doesn't exist.
fhir_stores.js listFhirStores <datasetId> Lists the FHIR stores in the given dataset.
fhir_stores.js patchFhirStore <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Updates the FHIR store.
<pubsubTopic>

Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--apiKey, -a The API key used for discovering the API.
[string]
--cloudRegion, -c [string] [default: "us-central1"]
--projectId, -p The Project ID to use. Defaults to the value of the GCLOUD_PROJECT or GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT
environment variables. [string]
--serviceAccount, -s The path to your service credentials JSON.
[string]
--help Show help [boolean]


## FHIR resources

fhir_resources.js <command>

Commands:
fhir_resources.js createResource <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Creates a new resource in a FHIR store.
<resourceType>
fhir_resources.js updateResource <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Updates an existing resource in a FHIR store.
<resourceType> <resourceId>
fhir_resources.js patchResource <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Patches an existing resource in a FHIR store.
<resourceType> <resourceId>
fhir_resources.js deleteResource <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Deletes a FHIR resource or returns NOT_FOUND if it
<resourceType> <resourceId> doesn't exist.
fhir_resources.js getResource <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Gets a FHIR resource.
<resourceType> <resourceId>
fhir_resources.js searchResourcesGet <datasetId> Searches resources in the given FHIR store using the
<fhirStoreId> <resourceType> searchResources GET method.
fhir_resources.js searchResourcesPost <datasetId> Searches resources in the given FHIR store using the
<fhirStoreId> <resourceType> _search POST method.
fhir_resources.js getPatientEverything <datasetId> Gets all the resources in the patient compartment.
<fhirStoreId> <resourceId>
fhir_resources.js getMetadata <datasetId> <fhirStoreId> Gets the capabilities statement for the FHIR store.

Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--cloudRegion, -c [string] [default: "us-central1"]
--projectId, -p The Project ID to use. Defaults to the value of the GCLOUD_PROJECT or GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT
environment variables. [string]
--serviceAccount, -s The path to your service credentials JSON.
[string]
--help Show help [boolean]

For more information, see https://cloud.google.com/healthcare/docs
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