TransparentHealth/django_bluebutton_client

Name: django_bluebutton_client

Owner: Transparent Health

Description: A Blue Button Sample Client in Django

Forked from: CMSgov/bluebutton-sample-client-django

Created: 2017-09-13 15:34:10.0

Updated: 2017-09-13 15:34:32.0

Pushed: 2017-09-12 20:44:54.0

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README

Blue Button Sample Client Application - Django Version

Introduction

This client demonstrates authenticating to the Blue Buttom API and subsequent FHIR API calls. It demonstrates the OAuth2 Server Side web application flow where a client_secret is used.

Status and Contributing

The application is in active development so check back often for updates. Please consider improving this code with your contributions. Pull requests welcome ;)

Basic Setup

git clone https://github.com/HHSIDEAlab/django_bluebutton_client.git
cd django_blubutton_client/bbc

While not required, using virtualenv is a good idea. The following commands work for Python 3+. Please search virtualenv to fine eqivilent commands to install and setup virtualenv for Python 2.7.

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate

The following command assumes a virtualenv was created and activated. If you aren't using virtualenv, then you may need to put sudo in front of the following pip command.

pip install -r requirements/requirements.in
cp bbc/settings/local_sample.py bbc/settings/local.py
python manage.py migrate --settings bbc.settings.local

Configuring Your Development Application

By default, your application will be set up to use the public OAuth service at https://dev.bluebutton.cms.fhirservice.net/. In order to use this version of the service, you'll need to request an account on that site. So select Account -> “Request an Invite,” fill out the form, setting user type to “Developer,” and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Once you have your developer account created and you've verified your email address, you'll need to set up an application. Log in to your new account, and select “Applications” -> “Applications You Created” -> “Register New Application”. From here, you can fill out the form with the following options:

Scope: [you likely want to select all available]
Name: [your choice]
Client type: Confidential
Authorization grant type: Authorization Code
Redirect uris: http://localhost:8000/social-auth/complete/oauth2io/

Once you submit the form, you should receive an application key and secret that can be be added to the bbc/settings/local.py file you created above, overwriting the values for:

• SOCIAL_AUTH_OAUTH2IO_KEY
• SOCIAL_AUTH_OAUTH2IO_SECRET

Final Steps

Finally, you're ready to execute

python manage.py runserver --settings bbc.settings.local

And from here, you can navigate to http://localhost:8000 and test your application.

Other Settings

• OAUTH2IO_HOST - the default is https://dev.bluebutton.cms.fhirservice.net
• EXTERNAL_AUTH_NAME - the default is CMS.

If you change the OAUTH2IO_HOST to something non https (for testing), then you need to tell the oauthlib to operate in an insecure mode like so.

import os
os.environ['OAUTHLIB_INSECURE_TRANSPORT'] = '1'

Running the Tests

To run the tests against https://dev.bluebutton.cms.fhirservice.net use:

python manage.py test --settings=bbc.settings.test

To run the tests against a local OAuth2/FHIR server instance (http://localhost:8000) use:

python manage.py test --settings=bbc.settings.test_local