OHDSI/Heracles

Name: Heracles

Owner: Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics

Description: [UNDER DEVELOPMENT] Health Enterprise Resource and Care Learning Exploration System (HERACLES) - descriptive statistics about a cohort in an OMOP CDM v4 or V5 database

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README

[UNDER DEVELOPMENT - TESTING PURPOSES ONLY]

HERACLES

Introduction

Health Enterprise Resource and Care Learning Exploration System (HERACLES) provides descriptive statistics / visualizations for cohorts in an OMOP CDM v4 or V5 database. It comprises two components, a Runner and a Viewer. HERACLES Runner allows selection and running of analysis jobs. HERACLES viewer provides a series of visual reports from these analyses.

HERACLES is a project as part of the Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI, http://ohdsi.org) collaboration.

Features

• Select from existing COHORTs in CDM and choose a set of analyses to run
• Focus on a particular concept group such as medications, conditions, or procedures
• Visualize results through a series of reports

System Requirements

• Java 1.7 or higher

Dependencies

• None, if using the OLYMPUS platform
• Otherwise (for custom implementations), the latest version of the OHDSI WebAPI

Installation

• Typical Installation
  • Install the OLYMPUS platform
• For advanced users
  • Configure and build the OHDSI WebAPI for your environment
  • Download the Heracles repo
  • Edit the file build/js/Heracles.config.js to include the URL for your local WebAPI
  • Place Heracles files in a directory on a web server (such as Apache)

Usage

• See Heracles documentation on the OHDSI Wiki

License

Apache 2.0

Getting involved

• Join the Heracles WG calls. Find more info on the OHDSI Forums.

For Developers Only

Technology

• HTML5 / JS / jQuery
• Bootstrap
• AngularJS
• Grunt

Using Grunt

If you wish to add/modify configuration using Grunt, you can install the following.

• Install Node.js if not yet installed
• Install Grunt if not yet installed
  npm install -g grunt-cli
• Install grunt dependencies (under the root directory)
  sh installGruntDependencies.sh
• Run grunt to kick off the default tasks
  grunt
• (optional) Run watch to keep minified files up to date
  grunt watch