So once you have a Blood pressure archetype (or template - which do you plan to use?) in a JSON file, how would you use it? For the backend, frontend, ETL,…?
You probably already found these (and other posts):
We recently had a discussion on the SEC call about JSON Schema. I was asked to write down the current state and to get the discussion going on how to progress. So, here it is:
Several options exist to define a JSON format. Two of the most often used are:
JSON Schema
OpenAPI
Tools for working with Json Schema are widespread. It is very suitable for validation purposes, including built-in support in text-editors. However, with OpenEHRs extensive use of polymorphism, it is not suited for code g…
Hi,
After spending hours trying to convince various tools/projects to generate source code from the openehr json schemas, I finally gave up.
The schemas are truly extensive, a huge amount of work must have gone into these, so thanks a lot to Code24 for the initial effort and all the other contributors who brought the schemas to their current state.
Am I the only one who tried to use these in the same way we use XSDs? I’m really fighting the urge to express my feelings about json and its ecosy…
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