GSoC 2023 with OpenMRS | Coding Week 03

<blockquote> <p>Welcome back to my blog series documenting my journey through the Google Summer of Code program. In this latest update, I&rsquo;ll be sharing the significant progress I&rsquo;ve made during the third week of the coding period. Let&rsquo;s delve into the details!</p> </blockquote> <p><img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:630/1*eG9dgXYxM6pycgkC_T--Ng.png" style="height:281px; width:700px" /></p> <blockquote> <p><strong><em>1. Completing Key SDK Components:</em></strong></p> </blockquote> <p>Over the past week, I dedicated my time to wrapping up the development of three vital components of the SDK: the&nbsp;<em>Visit</em>&nbsp;endpoint, the&nbsp;<em>Encounter</em>&nbsp;endpoint, and the&nbsp;<em>Observation</em>&nbsp;endpoint. These components are the most fundamental and core part of any EMR system.</p> <p><em>Enhancing Filtering Functionality:</em></p> <p>To provide users with more control and flexibility, I integrated powerful filtering functionality into the SDK. Users can now leverage APIs based on various criteria, such as the &ldquo;<strong>Location of the Visit</strong>,&rdquo; &ldquo;<strong>Date of the Visit</strong>,&rdquo; and whether a visit is &ldquo;<strong>Active</strong>&rdquo; or &ldquo;<strong>Inactive</strong>.&rdquo; Importantly, these filtering APIs support both online and offline operations. This means that users can efficiently filter visit data from either the local database or the remote server, depending on their requirements.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@sshubhamsharma190/gsoc-2023-with-openmrs-coding-week-03-e58a44c1b566">Visit Now</a></p>
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