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FHIR Dosage Support - Turn HAPI FHIR Dosage into human readable text in your desired language and much more

jy95 — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 23:13:36 +0000

TD;LR

import io.github.jy95.fds.common.types.DisplayOrder;
import io.github.jy95.fds.r4.DosageAPIR4;
import io.github.jy95.fds.r4.config.FDSConfigR4;
import org.hl7.fhir.r4.model.Dosage;
import java.util.List;

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Create a configuration to be used by the library
        FDSConfigR4 configR4 = FDSConfigR4
                .builder()
                .build();

        // Create the library with that configuration
        DosageAPIR4 lib = new DosageAPIR4(configR4);

        // TODO Your HAPI FHIR Dosage instance you would like to deal with ;)
        Dosage dosage = new Dosage();

        // Converts the dosage object into human-readable text
        String asText = lib.asHumanReadableText(dosage).get();

        // Extract specific existing field(s) to meet your requirements
        String singleField = lib.getFields(dosage, DisplayOrder.DOSE_QUANTITY).get();
        String multipleFields = lib.getFields(dosage, DisplayOrder.TEXT, DisplayOrder.PATIENT_INSTRUCTION).get();

        // Converts the dosage object into human-readable text
        String multipleAsText = lib.asHumanReadableText(List.of(dosage)).get();

        // And much more ...
    }
}

Key Features:

Compatible: Works with Dosage R4 and Dosage R5
Extensibility Easily adaptable and extendable to accommodate your requirements
Internationalization Seamlessly extendable to other languages thanks to ICU4J
Integration Ease Works effortlessly in various environments like server, client, ...

Read more on: https://jy95.github.io/fds/

( Github : https://github.com/jy95/fds )

Looking for Feedback on My Project : jy95.github.io

jy95 — Sat, 05 Oct 2024 18:37:04 +0000

Hello,

I’ve been working on a personal project and I’d love to get some feedback from the community. This project ,hosted on GitHub and available at https://jy95.github.io/ , is an online catalog for the GamesPassionFR YouTube channel. The website provides an organized view of the channel's content and is divided into several key sections :

Games List: Displays games and series featured on the YouTube channel.
Upcoming Releases: A schedule of upcoming games to be published.
Game Reviews: Reviews of games covered on the channel.
Statistics: A breakdown of channel stats.
Backlog: A list of games yet to be featured on the channel.

The project is built using Next.js, with fuzzy search powered by Fuse.js to easily find games in the catalog. There's also a database schema managing various tables such as games, genres, platforms, and more, to organize the content efficiently.

I’m looking for any type of feedback:

Code review : Is the code structured well? Any suggestions for improvements or best practices I could implement ?
Design and UI feedback : I aimed for a clean and simple design. Do you find it easy to navigate? Are there any UX improvements you’d recommend ?
Performance and accessibility checks : I’m always looking to make the site more performant and accessible. Are there any issues I might have overlooked ?
Feature requests : Anything you'd like to see added? I’m open to adding more interactivity or other features that could enhance the experience.

How You Can Help:

⭐ Star the repo if you find it interesting or useful.
🔄 Fork the project and try out some improvements.
🐛 Submit an issue if you spot bugs or areas that need work.
🚀 Submit a PR if you want to help directly with improvements.

I’d love to hear your thoughts, and I’m grateful for any feedback you can provide!

Thank you in advance

Private offline blogging open source projects ?

jy95 — Sun, 26 May 2024 16:21:15 +0000

Got this question from artistic persons that would like to write notes, add pictures and videos offline without relying on cloud for privacy reasons. Could you suggest solutions that are open-source ?

Thanks in advance

Turn FHIR Dosage into human readable text in your wanted language and much more with fhir-dosage-utils

jy95 — Sun, 28 Apr 2024 15:46:08 +0000

TD;LR

import FhirDosageUtils from "fhir-dosage-utils";

// See https://jy95.github.io/fhir-dosage-utils/api/interface/Params for more info about config
const config = {
  language: "en",
};

// A FHIR Dosage example
const dosage = {
  timing: {
    repeat: {
      frequency: 1,
      period: 8,
      periodUnit: "h",
    },
  },
};

// Prepare utility class
let dosageUtils = await FhirDosageUtils.build(config);

// 1. You can turn dosage(s) to text
// display "1 time every 8 hours"
console.log(dosageUtils.fromDosageToText(dosage));
console.log(dosageUtils.fromMultipleDosageToText([dosage]));

// 2. You can extract part(s) of dosage, to your liking
// display "every 8 hours"
console.log(
  dosageUtils.getFields(dosage, "periodPeriodMax" /*, other parameters*/),
);

// 3. You can detect if Dosage objects contains only "sequential" instructions
// display "true"
console.log(dosageUtils.containsOnlySequentialInstructions([dosage]));

// 4. Turn this array of Dosage objects into a data structure useful to handle "sequential" and "concurrent" instructions (cf. "sequence" property).
// Display "[ [dosage] ]"
console.log(dosageUtils.groupBySequence([dosage]));

// ... And many things
// Read https://jy95.github.io/fhir-dosage-utils/api/class/default for more info

Key Features

Compatible: Works with Dosage R4 and Dosage R5
Extensibility Easily adaptable and extendable to accommodate your requirements
Internationalization Seamlessly extendable to other languages with i18next
Integration Ease Works effortlessly in various environments like the browser, Node.js, ...

Unleash the Power of JSON Schemas with docusaurus-json-schema-plugin

jy95 — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 22:33:12 +0000

Introduction

In the dynamic world of data-driven development, JSON Schemas have emerged as indispensable tools for defining and validating structured data. Whether you're crafting APIs, designing data formats, or creating comprehensive documentation, JSON Schemas play a pivotal role in ensuring data consistency, compatibility, and interoperability across systems.

However, showcasing and exploring JSON Schemas can be a daunting task, often involving manual formatting and error-prone explanations. This is where docusaurus-json-schema-plugin steps in, transforming your documentation into a visual representation for interactive schema exploration.

Key Features

Human-friendly exploration : Delve into the intricacies of each data type such as minimum and maximum values, allowed formats, and pattern matches ...
Compatibility : It works seamlessly with JSON Schema Draft-07, Draft 2019–09, and Draft 2020–12.
Swizzling : Customize behavior beyond the original implementation. This enables you to tailor the plugin to match your unique documentation style and preferences, creating a truly personalized schema exploration experience.

Tell me more

Visit the comprehensive documentation with example and interactive playground to learn more about it : https://jy95.github.io/docusaurus-json-schema-plugin/

@jy95/i18n-tools - CLI to make common operations around i18n files simpler

jy95 — Sat, 11 Sep 2021 18:59:31 +0000

To keep Angular applications translations up to date, I had to constantly exchange and compare files (i18n, xlsx) between business & devs.

With a growing number of labels, this increasingly time-consuming task involves two challenges :

How to quickly see if some values have changed (and which ones) ?
How to convert the different file types to i18n files (and vice versa) for the available locale(s) ?

So I decided to create a CLI with the following features :

👩‍💻 Export i18n files into something else (xlsx, csv, ...)
✨ Turn a file (xlsx, csv, ...) to i18n file(s)
📜 Compare at least two i18n files and generate a report
... (🚧 More in the future)

Demo :

Remember to leave a ⭐ if you like it!