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OpenEMR Custom Modules

INTRODUCTION

Why use a module

  • Package of functionality independent of the core app
  • Administrators can manage functionality
  • SOLID Geared toward small scale projects. For larger, more complex modules you may want to use the Laminas framework.

CUSTOM SQL

During installation of the module, OpenEMR will run table.sql

FORK THE SKELETON FRAMEWORK

  1. Go to adunsulag/oe-module-custom-skeleton in GitHub
  2. Click the Fork button to make a fork in your GitHub

INSTALL SKELETON FRAMEWORK

Take the time to read the instructions provided in the GitHub repo

  1. Launch your development IDE and open OpenEMR
  2. Change to the /interface/modules/custom_modules directory
  3. Clone your fork
git clone git@github.com:KenSchae/oe-module-cutom-skeleton.git

UPDATE composer.json

"psr-4": {
    "OpenEMR\\": "src",
    "OpenEMR\\Modules\\CustomModuleSkeleton\\": "interface/modules/custom_modules/oe-module-custom-skeleton/src/"
}

Run from the docker folder /docker/development-easy composer dump-autoload

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