Incoming links from the FHIR specification
The following systems provide support for automated testing of FHIR clients and/or servers, including leveraging the TestScript and TestReport resources:
- Inferno - Inferno Framework is a rigorous and extensible testing development framework for HL7® FHIR® and beyond.
- Successor to Crucible - open source testing tools for FHIR
- Touchstone - Touchstone is your FHIR® Implementation Accelerator, anchoring the AEGIS Conformance Ecosystem: Industry-leading FHIR® TestScript testing engine, our WildFHIR reference implementation servers (RIs) and thousands of open-source, freely available and ready-to-run test scripts–all available 24 hours per day.
- IHE / NIST have developed a TestScript based test tool that is predominantly used today to test the IHE-MHD implementation guide.
https://github.com/usnistgov/asbestos - IHE - Gazelle is an open-source, web-based test bed developed by IHE to assess and ensures the interoperability and conformance of eHealth systems by managing and automating complex test scenarios based on standards like HL7®, DICOM, and IHE Profiles. Gazelle offers an integrated ecosystem of tools-including test management, validation services, simulators, and security modules-enabling vendors and organizations to model, execute, and monitor interoperability tests at Connectathons, Projectathons, and certification programs. automation leveraging the profile validation tooling.
- AHDIS/ Matchbox – https://github.com/ahdis/matchbox
- Conformancelab - Conformancelab, made by Interoplab, is the FHIR® validation platform that allows organizations to set up, manage, and publish their own testing and certification environment, based on FHIR® TestScript. Vendors can immediately test, validate, and certify themselves—exactly according to the standards.
4 Comments
Virginia Lorenzi
Oct 10, 2019Isn't this already covered in the fhir specification?
Lloyd McKenzie
Oct 10, 2019No. FHIR defines the resources to capture test scripts and results. It doesn't provide a list of platforms that can actually do the testing
Virginia Lorenzi
Oct 15, 2019Ahh its a question of semantics. I see the sandboxes as support for testing and they are even described that way in the spec http://www.hl7.org/fhir/implsupport-module.html at 7.0.4.1
John Moehrke
Dec 15, 2021IHE / NIST have developed a TestScript based test tool that is predominantly used today to test the IHE-MHD implementation guide.
https://github.com/usnistgov/asbestos