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BCDA FHIR Testing

BCDA uses the Inferno Bulk Data Test Kit to make sure BCDA conforms to the FHIR Implementation Guide.

Config

The tests that we want to check are specified in config.json.

Tests that are required to pass to maintain the current level of conformance are the "required_tests". Required tests include:

  • TLS Tests (bulk_data_server_tls_version)
  • Group Export tests (bulk_data_group_export...)
  • Patient Export tests (bulk_data_patient_export...)

Tests that are not required because our current BCDA API does not conform and will not be updated until BCDA v3:

  • Group Export Cancel test (bulk_data_group_export_cancel_group)
  • Group Export Cancel test (bulk_data_patient_export_cancel_group)

Tests that are not required because they are not applicable:

  • System-level exports (bulk_data_system_export...) are not supported by BCDA
  • FHIR Validation (..._export_validation_stu2...) is outside the scope of BCDA

Run the Tests

There are two ways to easily run the tests: a make command and a github action workflow (FHIR Scan). Each method will build out the docker containers that hosts the inferno server, then spin up a container to run the script that gets a token, kick off the inferno tests, wait for it to finish, and then interpret the results

Make fhir_testing

Run FHIR Conformance tests against your local deployment using the make command:

make fhir_testing

FHIR Scan

The FHIR Scan workflow runs the inferno tests on-demand on the sandbox environment.

Results

The script returns each test that is configured in the config.json, and whether it passed or failed.

- PASS - bulk_data_v200-bulk_data_export_tests_v200-bulk_data_server_tests_stu2-bulk_data_server_tls_version_stu2
- PASS - bulk_data_v200-bulk_data_export_tests_v200-bulk_data_group_export_v200-bulk_data_group_export_group_stu2-bulk_data_group_export_operation_support
...

and then returns a summary of # of tests passed and failed:

SUMMARY:
 - Tests Passed: 21
 - Tests Failed: 0