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OH - Open Hospital is a free and open-source Electronic Health Record (EHR) software application. This repository is used to build its releases.
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Open Hospital
Open Hospital (OH) is an electronic health record (EHR) application. Open Hospital is currently provided as a desktop application written in Java and it's designed to work without an internet connection.
Open Hospital is composed by the following components, hosted in separated repositories:
- OH Core, a library that contains the business logic and the data abstraction layer
- OH GUI, which provides a graphical user interface (GUI) made with Java Swing
- OH Doc, which contains the user and admin documentation in Asciidoc format
- OH UI, a web user interface that consists of a React SPA (single page application) [WIP]
- OH API, a web server that exposes REST APIs over the Core component, and it's used by the UI component [WIP].
This repository is used to assemble the portable (or all-in-one) packages of Open Hospital, which you can download here.
How to contribute
There are several ways in which you can contribute to Open Hospital:
- try the desktop application or the early versions of the web UI
- request new features or report issues on JIRA (here's a list of good-first-issues)
- improve the documentation
- contribute code patches to one of the components
Documentation
Read on about Open Hospital:
Community
You can reach out to the community of contributors by joining our Slack workspace or by subscribing to our mailing list.
How to create OH packages
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To create the Open Hospital packages, make sure to have installed the following dependencies on a Linux machine: JDK 8+, Maven, asciidoctor-pdf, zip, GNU make.Then follow these simple steps:
-
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/informatici/openhospital
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Run the script that compiles the components of Open Hospital, and assembles the portable distributions:
cd openhospital make
You can also parallelize some make tasks by using the
-j
flag (e.g.make -j4
) or use intermediate targets to build single parts of the distribution - usemake help
to see a list of available targets.