<commit_before># fhir-cli
HL7 FHIR CLI (Command Line Interface) an easy to use python interface to HL7 FHIR® – Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources
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## README
## FHIR CLI 1.0.0

Author: **<NAME>**
<EMAIL>

Execute the commands listed in this README in a iPython interpreter - or an another interpreter, if you prefer - to experiment.

ipython useful features:
- to paginate the output use "%page command_to_paginate"
- to save a command and its output to a file use "%history -o line_number -f file_name_to_save_to" 
 
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## What is FHIR CLI?
**FHIR CLI - FHIR Command Line Interface -** is a command line interface to **HL7 FHIR**.
With FHIR CLI you will be able to interact with a FHIR server to read, create, update, delete resources in a quite simple way.
Several FHIR operations are supported:
- everything
- document
- meta
- etc...

**FHIR CLI** supports DSTU2 and will support future versions of the standard.  

## Requirements
**FHIR CLI** is tested to be used in python 2.7 and python 3.X.

It requires the python modules:
- datetime (use "pip install datetime" to install)
- dateutil.parser (use "pip install python-dateutil" to install)
- json (use "pip install simplejson" to install)
- os (normally already installed)
- re (normally already installed)
- shlex (normally already installed)
- subprocess (normally already installed)
- sys (normally already installed)

Optional modules:<commit_msg>Added Enum reference in installation instructions<commit_after># fhir-cli
HL7 FHIR CLI (Command Line Interface) an easy to use python interface to HL7 FHIR® – Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources
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## README
## FHIR CLI 1.0.0

Author: **<NAME>**
<EMAIL>

Execute the commands listed in this README in a iPython interpreter - or an another interpreter, if you prefer - to experiment.

ipython useful features:
- to paginate the output use "%page command_to_paginate"
- to save a command and its output to a file use "%history -o line_number -f file_name_to_save_to" 
 
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## What is FHIR CLI?
**FHIR CLI - FHIR Command Line Interface -** is a command line interface to **HL7 FHIR**.
With FHIR CLI you will be able to interact with a FHIR server to read, create, update, delete resources in a quite simple way.
Several FHIR operations are supported:
- everything
- document
- meta
- etc...

**FHIR CLI** supports DSTU2 and will support future versions of the standard.  

## Requirements
**FHIR CLI** is tested to be used in python 2.7 and python 3.X.

It requires the python modules:
- datetime (use "pip install datetime" to install)
- dateutil.parser (use "pip install python-dateutil" to install)
- Enum (use "pip install Enum" to install)
- json (use "pip install simplejson" to install)
- os (normally already installed)
- re (normally already installed)
- shlex (normally already installed)
- subprocess (normally already installed)
- sys (normally already installed)

Optional modules:
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