--- description: This guide explains how SMART App launch (1.0.0 & 2.0.0) can be enabled --- # How to enable SMART on FHIR on Patient Access API ## Prerequisites ### Docker and Docker Compose You should have Docker and Docker Compose installed before go further. To get it installed follow the [instructions](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/). ### Aidbox license To get the Aidbox License: 1. Go the Aidbox user portal [https://aidbox.app](https://aidbox.app/) 2. Login to the portal 3. Create new **self-hosted** Aidbox License or use the license that you already have ## Expose Aidbox port to the Internet In this guide we are using `ngrok` to make Aidbox accessible from the Internet. Aidbox will be listening the 8888 port. To launch ngrok run the command below. ```sh ngrok http 8888 ``` When ngrok starts it shows the domain name which is linked to the 8888 port. The forwarding domain name is used to defined `AIDBOX_BASE_URL` env value. ## Create Aidbox project Aidbox is configured by the [Aidbox Configuration Projects](../../deprecated/deprecated/zen-related/aidbox-zen-lang-project/README.md). To create sample project run command below 
git clone \
  --branch=main \
  --depth=1 \
  https://github.com/Aidbox/aidbox-project-template \
  aidbox-project && \
  cd aidbox-project && \
  rm -rf .git
{% hint style="info" %} See more details related the [running Aidbox locally](../../getting-started/run-aidbox-locally.md) {% endhint %} ### Apply the license and AIDBOX\_BASE\_URL Populate the `.env` file with the Aidbox License. {% code title=".env" %} ```ini AIDBOX_LICENSE=YOUR_AIDBOX_LICENSE_KEY AIDBOX_BASE_URL=YOUR_NGROK_FORWARDING_DOMAIN_NAME ... ``` {% endcode %} ## Enable SMART on FHIR To enable hierarchical access control (multi-tenancy on Organization resources) add necessary imports to the `zrc/main.edn` file. 1. Add `aidbox.auth` , `aidbox.oauth2` and `aidbox.patient-api.v1` to the import section. 2. Add `grant-lookup-method` definition ``` {ns main import #{aidbox aidbox.auth ;; import auth aidbox.oauth2 ;; import oauth2 aidbox.patient-api.v1 ;; import Patient API config} ;; define grant-lookup-method grant-lookup-method {:zen/tags #{aidbox.auth/grant-lookup} :method aidbox.auth/single-patient-grant-lookup} box {:zen/tags #{aidbox/system} :config config/base-config :services {:admin-user-seed config/admin-user-seed :root-client-seed config/root-client-seed}}} ``` ## Start Aidbox with Docker Compose To start Aidbox run the command in the `aidbox-project` directory. ```bash docker compose up --force-recreate ``` When Aidbox starts, navigate to the [http://localhost:8888](http://localhost:8888/) and sign in to the Aidbox UI using the credentials `admin` / `password`. ## Register OAuth & SMART on FHIR scopes ### Load Scope resources for SMART App launch 1 & 2 Use Aidbox UI Rest Console to load Scope resources. 
POST /$load
Content-Type: text/yaml

source: 'https://storage.googleapis.com/aidbox-public/smart-on-fhir/scopes.ndjson.gz'
### Create AccessPolicy resources Use Aidbox UI Rest Console to create AccessPoliciy resources. 
PUT /
Content-Type: text/yaml

- id: allow-public-operation
  resourceType: AccessPolicy
  engine: matcho
  matcho:
    uri:
      $one-of:
      - /patient/fhir/metadata
      - /patient/fhir/style-v1.json
      - /patient/fhir/.well-known/smart-configuration
      - /patient/auth/login
      - /patient/auth/authorize
      - /patient/auth/authenticate
      - /patient/auth/grant
- id: allow-patient-access-api-over-smart-on-fhir
  resourceType: AccessPolicy
  engine: complex
  and:
  - engine: matcho
    matcho:
      uri: '#/patient/fhir/.+'
      client:
        type: smart-app
  - engine: smart-on-fhir
### Create Patient and User resources Use Aidbox UI Rest Console to create the Patient and User resources. ```yaml PUT / Content-Type: text/yaml - id: my-patient resourceType: Patient - id: my-user # my-user is a patient login resourceType: User password: password # password is a patient password fhirUser: id: my-patient resourceType: Patient ``` ### Create Client resource To make Client support SMART App launch 1.0.0 and SMART App launch 2.0.0 add scopes for both versions. ```yaml PUT / Content-Type: text/yaml - fhir-base-url: /patient/fhir type: smart-app grant_types: [authorization_code] resourceType: Client auth: authorization_code: pkce: false redirect_uri: https://inferno.healthit.gov/suites/custom/smart/redirect refresh_token: true secret_required: false access_token_expiration: 3600 secret: secret active: true id: smart-app allowed-scopes: - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-medication-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-allergyintolerance-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-careplan-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-careteam-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-condition-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-device-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-diagnosticreport-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-documentreference-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-encounter-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-goal-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-immunization-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-location-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-medicationrequest-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-observation-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-organization-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-patient-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-practitioner-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-procedure-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-provenance-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-practitionerrole-rs} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-medication-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-allergyintolerance-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-careplan-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-careteam-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-condition-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-device-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-diagnosticreport-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-documentreference-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-encounter-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-goal-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-immunization-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-location-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-medicationrequest-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-observation-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-organization-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-patient-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-practitioner-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-procedure-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-provenance-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: patient-practitionerrole-read} - {resourceType: Scope, id: openid} - {resourceType: Scope, id: launch-patient} - {resourceType: Scope, id: fhiruser} - {resourceType: Scope, id: offline-access} ``` ## Run Inferno test session Create Inferno test session by following the link [https://inferno.healthit.gov/onc-certification-g10-test-kit](https://inferno.healthit.gov/onc-certification-g10-test-kit). ### 1 Standalone Patient App - Full Access 1. Click the `Standalone Patient App` link in the left sidebar 2. Click the `Run tests` button 3. Provide require parameters for tests * FHIR Endpoint:\ `[AIDBOX_BASE_URL]/patient/fhir` * Standalone Client ID: `smart-app` * Standalone Client Secret: `secret` 4. Click the `Submit` button Once you run tests, follow the Inferno instructions. {% hint style="info" %} Use `my-user` as a login and `password` as a password to enter, if Aidbox asks to provide user credentials during the SMART App launch. {% endhint %} ### 2 Standalone Patient App - Limited Access {% hint style="warning" %} This test depends on the `Standalone Patient App` test. Pass the first sequence then continue that one {% endhint %} 1. Click the `2 Limited Access App` link in the left sidebar 2. Click the `Run tests` button 3. Click the `Submit` button Once you run tests, follow the Inferno instructions. {% hint style="info" %} By default the test expects to not get access to all the resources but `Patient`, `Condition`, `Observation`. To pass the test you should: 1. Uncheck all the resources but those ones on the Consent screen 2. Keep following check boxes checked `Launch Patient`, `Open ID`, `FHIR User` and `Offline Access` {% endhint %}