- For Windows Users Only - install WSL2
- This will give you a real linux terminal where you can use conda
- Conda
- If you don't have Conda, you should install Miniconda instead of Conda
- Docker
- If you are on a Windows machine, you must install WSL2 first
- Start your local instance of HAPI FHIR
- clone this repository
git clone https://github.uconn.edu/frz02001/cse5810_implementation.git
- Change directory into this repository
cd cse5810_implementation
- Create your conda environment using the included yaml file
conda env create --file=hapi_fhir.yaml
- You should first alter the
prefix: /home/frank/miniconda3/envs/hapi_fhir
part of the yaml file to reflect your particular conda environment. This will likely be/home/$USER/miniconda3/envs/hapi_fhir
- Activate the conda environment you just created
conda activate hapi_fhir
- Launch jupyter lab
jupyter lab
- Copy and paste the url in the terminal into your browser
- Double click on the
hapi_fhir.ipynb
file to open the developer's notebook - You should now be using the notebook that was demonstrated during class