Profiling with AidboxProfile
Create a profile with AidboxProfile and validate data
For custom profiling, Aidbox provides additional resource AidboxProfile
. This resource specifies resource type and JSON Schema which validates the specified resource type.
AidboxProfile Resource Structure
bind
The bind
element is of the type Reference. It specifies the resource type which the profile will be applied to.
Example: Binding to Practitioner
resource.
bind:
id: Practitioner # Target resource type "Practitoner"
resourceType: Entity
schema
It's a plain JSON Schema object which validates a resource.
Example: Require the name
attribute
schema:
type: object
required:
- name
Examples
Require Properties
Let's validate newly created Patient
resources by specifying that name
and gender
properties are required. First, we need to create the appropriate AidboxProfile
resource.
POST /AidboxProfile
resourceType: AidboxProfile
id: custom-patient-constraint
bind:
id: Patient
resourceType: Entity
schema:
type: object
required:
- name
- gender
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Now, let's try to create a Patient resource without name
and/or gender
. You will receive the error.
POST /Patient
resourceType: Patient
birthDate: '1985-01-11'
Require Nested Properties
Let's require given
and family
elements of the name
property. In this case, we are expecting that name
attribute of the type HumanName
will contain elements given
and family
. Let's create the AidboxProfile
resource with the code below.
POST /AidboxProfile
resourceType: AidboxProfile
id: custom-patient-constraint
bind:
id: Patient
resourceType: Entity
schema:
type: object
required:
- name
properties:
name:
type: array
minItems: 1
items:
type: object
required:
- given
- family
properties:
given:
type: array
minItems: 1
items:
type: string
family:
type: string
Now, on the Patient resource creation we will be receiving the validation error. Let's try to create a Patient resource without a family
name. You will receive the error.
POST /Patient
name:
- text: John Malcovich
given:
- John
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