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This is a dynamic list of available projects for GSoC, with community members adding projects as they come up on Talk. If you have a new project idea that you'd like to explore, please share via this Talk thread and add it here.

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Migrating from OpenMRS ID  to KeyCloak

  • Potential sustainable ID system solution identified
  • Proof of concept set up
  • Roadmap for migrating users to the recommended OpenMRS ID system. 

Medium

175 hours

Our current ID system is beyond its end of life and unstable. This leads to significant interruptions for OpenMRS projects prioritized by users. A new OpenMRS ID system will reduce service interruptions, reduce infrastructure volunteer workload, and eliminate security vulnerabilities.

We would like the user 'handle' to be shared across Jira, Confluence and Discourse. The new ID system should either be free for open source projects, or extremely cost-effective for the amount of users we have. We are open to hosting open source tools, using cloud projects, or using Atlassian ID directly as OpenID or similar. 

DevOps

Authentication and SSO

IT Strategy


Cintia Del Rio 
Burke Mamlin 
FHIR: Add support for FHIR PATCH operations

Medium

175 hours

OpenMRS is using the FHIR API more and more in place of the REST API. However, the FHIR API is, by default, quite verbose. Supporting PATCH operations would allow us to support partial updates to FHIR resources without needing to send the whole resource from the client to the server.

The main idea of this project is to implement this portion of the FHIR REST API in the FHIR2 module supporting: JSON Patch, XML Path, and, if time permits, FHIRPath Patch.

Java

Some knowledge of FHIR would be useful

REST APIs


Ian Bacher 
TBC

OpenMRS Android Client: Add more features from the web app

Advanced

350 hours

The potential goals for this year could be (but are not limited to):

  1. Add more features from the reference application to the Android client which are as follows:
  • 1.1) Add and schedule patient Appointments 
  • 1.2) Add the Vitals of a patient 
  • 1.3) Add and view Orders of a patient 
  • 1.4) Add and view Observations of a patient

       2. Increase the test coverage of the app (due from previous GSoc Project)

       3. Migrate remaining Java classes of the code to Kotlin

  • Android
  • Kotlin/Java
  • Unit Testing
  • Android Architecture

Namanya Abert 

Sharif Magembe

shekhar shinde 

O3: User Onboarding

Medium

175 hours

Implement User Onboarding in the Test 3 and O3 demo environments, like these designs show. Introduce users to major features in a typical generic outpatient workflow. 

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    July 14 - August 21: Work Period | GSoC contributors work on their project with guidance from Mentors

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    August 21 - 28: Final week | GSoC contributors submit their final work product and their final mentor evaluation (coding period)

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