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 includes test automation leveraging the profile validation tooling. 
  • AHDIS/ Matchbox – https://github.com/ahdis/matchbox
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4 Comments

  1. Virginia Lorenzi

    Isn't this already covered in the fhir specification?

    1. Lloyd McKenzie

      No.  FHIR defines the resources to capture test scripts and results.  It doesn't provide a list of platforms that can actually do the testing

  2. Virginia Lorenzi

    Ahh 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

  3. John Moehrke

    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