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These release notes contain the most relevant changes in Simplifier release 18.2, 18.3 and 19.1.

Project Server

Transform your project into a full-blown FHIR server within minutes. Our ‘yellow button’ project enables you to download your Simplifier project and run it as a Vonk FHIR server. Download the ZIP that includes a start script that will install a Docker container. Your server will operate based on your project conformance resources and hosts all the examples in your project as well. Requests to the server will validate against your StructureDefinitions.

Tree rendering

Our tree rendering for StructureDefinitions now displays three states: The differential - showing only the nodes that are changed by the author, the snapshot - which shows the consolidated final result, so it hides all nodes with cardinality 0. And the new hybrid state, which shows the changes made by the author in the context of the StructreDefinition’s base definition.

Import logging

Simplifier logs all changes to your project and resources, findable at the log tab. However, the import of resources was logged on an abstract level. We added detailed import logging under the project settings menu. Go to ‘Import log’ to find your project’s history of imports. Clicking on one of these shows you all the details of the import. It specifically can help you where resources went, if it was an insert, delete or update, and what the source (API, manual upload, GitHub push, etc.) was.

Zip endpoint

We have a new technical endpoint that allows you to upload and download zip files to your projects directly, without a user interface.

    api.simplifier.net/<projectname>/zip

You can use a GET or a PUT. The zip file you upload does not have to contain all files of your project. Only a changed subset is enough. You do have to make sure that the file paths are preserved because those are used to identify your resources. The authorization of this endpoint uses JWT.

FHIR endpoint

The Simplifier FHIR endpoints fhir.simplifier.net/<your-project> and fhir.simplifier.net/open supports the _lastUpdated parameter.

Our new homepage includes links to the pages for Validation, Snippets, Resolve Canonical and the Implementation Guide index.

Organization news

Organizations on Simplifier can publish their news items or blog entries. Previously these were published the moment you saved them. We have now added the option to publish them, to allow you to collaborate and review them before they become public.

Implementation Guide Export

Customers who can create implementation guides can export their Implementation Guide as static content. This feature has been here as a proof of concept for a while, but it is now mature enough to be generally used.

Other news from Firely
Ward Weistra 🔥
You may not notice the main work behind this release directly, but we are now capturing the amount of views and downloads on all FHIR entities (packages, projects, resources, guides, organizations).
Martine Berden
To support the fast-growing demand for FHIR solutions in the US, we have scaled up our presence by establishing a new company: Firely USA Inc.
Els van bergeijk
Two new free Firely e-learning courses available, including FHIR Profiling Introduction
Ward Weistra 🔥
By using variables in dynamic tables, you can now create consistent pages with widgets and tables, customized for every resource.
Ward Weistra 🔥
We look forward to collaborating with you on many more FHIR specifications in the new year.
Els van bergeijk
This eBook provides a complete overview of the relevant US healthcare regulations, implementation guides, and technologies and will help you understand their scope.
Ward Weistra 🔥
An update on new features for guides, invites and canonical claims and a resolved security issue around private packages.
Martine Berden
Execute and evaluate CQL, Clinical Quality Language, on FHIR resources
Rob Langezaal
Forge is now officially supports the R5 FHIR release. Visualization of resources is now conistent with Simplifier.
Ward Weistra 🔥
With many more widgets for your implementation guide it's now a lot quicker to make a consistent IG page.