Hub

Aug 23, 2019

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Controllers	Controllers	Simplified Subscription class definition and its use throughout	Aug 23, 2019
Core	Core	Simplified Subscription class definition and its use throughout	Aug 23, 2019
Properties	Properties	Add launchSettings files again	Aug 9, 2018
Rules	Rules	Simplified Subscription class definition and its use throughout	Aug 23, 2019
Views	Views	Upgrade all libs	Aug 9, 2018
wwwroot	wwwroot	Make test signalr communication work again	Nov 7, 2018
Hub.csproj	Hub.csproj	Remove web socket connection between client and hub	Jun 28, 2019
Interfaces.cs	Interfaces.cs	Simplified Subscription class definition and its use throughout	Aug 23, 2019
Program.cs	Program.cs	Create basic subscription workflow test	Nov 7, 2018
README.md	README.md	Add more documentation on hub/websub client	Aug 9, 2018
Startup.cs	Startup.cs	Create SignalR communication between Hub and WebSubClient (initially …	Jul 18, 2019
appsettings.Development.json	appsettings.Development.json	Rename FHIRcastSandbox to Hub	Aug 9, 2018
appsettings.json	appsettings.json	Rename FHIRcastSandbox to Hub	Aug 9, 2018
nlog.config	nlog.config	Create basic subscription workflow test	Nov 7, 2018
package.json	package.json	Rename FHIRcastSandbox to Hub	Aug 9, 2018

README.md

The FHIRcast Hub project is an implementation of a FHIRcast Hub with some additional APIs to make it easy to inspect and test with.

Assuming your current directory is the same as this file, you can run the Hub using:

$ dotnet run

which will launch the Hub on http://localhost:5000 by default.

There are some APIs outside of FHIRcast that can be used towards the hub to inspect its current state:

Get the current subscriptions of the hub.