openEHR Toolkit
A workbench for managing openEHR artifacts, generating test data, and validating data with templates.
The openEHR Toolkit centralizes the artifact management work that every openEHR project needs to do: storing archetypes and templates, generating test clinical documents, validating template structure, and sharing resources with colleagues through a REST API.
The problem
openEHR implementations require working with archetypes and operational templates before a single line of application code can be written. Managing these artifacts across a team, validating templates, generating test data, and keeping multiple openEHR server environments synchronized are tasks that every openEHR project faces. Most teams solve this with a mix of shell scripts, spreadsheets, and manual processes. The openEHR Toolkit replaces that with a single, consistent interface.
What it is
A web-based platform that centralizes openEHR artifact management. Upload archetypes and templates once, use them from multiple projects. Generate test clinical documents from any template. Validate templates before deploying them. Share artifacts with colleagues through the REST API.
Key capabilities
Artifact Storage
Upload and manage openEHR archetypes and operational templates, versioned using semantic versioning.
Document Generator
Generate clinical document instances in XML and JSON from any operational template, with randomly populated data.
Template Dependency Viewer
See the full archetype tree behind any operational template — which archetypes are included, at which paths, with which constraints.
Template Validation
Check for structural errors or constraint violations before deploying a template to your openEHR CDR.
HTML Form Generator
Generate a basic HTML form from any operational template to visualise the data points it defines.
REST API
Access all stored artifacts and generated resources programmatically for CI/CD pipelines and automated test suites.
Who uses it
- Developers building openEHR-based applications
- openEHR architects managing data models
- QA engineers generating test data
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