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The Easiest way to have the PLIR set up locally is by using Docker and Docker Compose 

See Docker Installation Instructions for your environment.  If running on Linux, check https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/ to install docker compose.

Checkout  this git-repo  for a fully pre-configured Dockerized PLIR set up and follow the instruction below

  1. Clone the Repository locally 

    git clone https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-plir-dockerized-setup.git

  2.  Move to the project root directory and Spin Up the pre-configured OpenMRS ,OpenHIM and Hapi-Fhir instances .

    docker-compose up

  3. You should be able to acces the OpenMRS ,OpenHIM and Hapi-Fhir instances  at the following urls

    InstanceURLcredentials (user : password)
    OpenMRShttp://localhost:8080/openmrs    admin : Admin123
    OpenHIM http://localhost:9000 root@openhim.org : openhim-password
    Hapi FHirhttp://localhost:8090

     hapi : hapi123

    After Logging into OpenHIM  (see more ), Import the Config-file inside the Config folder ie    config/openhim-config.json 
    Note that the OpenMRS Instance above is pre-loaded with CIEL and comes with a sample form (TX_PVLS form) to collect TX_PVLS specific data

  4. Load the necesary TX_PVLS [Measure](https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/FHIR+Measure+Resources+For+PLIR) and [Library](https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/Sample+FHIR+CQL+Libraries+for+the+Calculation+of+TX_PVLS) Resources into the Hapi FHir .
    you can load the resources directly from the resources folder directly using the loadResources script. run the command below from the project Root directory



    chmod +x * ; ./loadResources.sh

    see how to [load the Resources](https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/Steps+For+Testing+Calculation+of+TX-PVLS+Indicator+Using+CQL) into Hapi Fhir using PostMan client.


    5. Spin up the streaming-debezium pipeline  . 


    docker-compose -f pipeline-compose.yml up


    Note that you run the above command from the root directory of the cloned repository.



    You can use the TX_PVLS form pre-loaded in the OpenMRS instance to capture TX_PVLS specific data

    6. The running Pipeline will listen to any  any data changes  added in to OpenMRS and route them to the FHIR server through OpenHIM.

    7. Invoke the **collect-data** FHIR Operation using the Get request below to generate the relevant Dataset for TX_PVLS


    GET: http://localhost:8090/fhir/Measure/TX-PVLS/$collect-data?periodStart=<date>&periodEnd=<date>

    see sample [here](https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/Steps+For+Testing+Calculation+of+TX-PVLS+Indicator+Using+CQL)

    8. Invoke the **evaluate-measure** FHIR Operation using the Get request below for the  indicator calculation based on CQL evaluation

    GET: http://localhost:8090/fhir/Measure/TX-PVLS/$evaluate-measure?periodStart=<date>&periodEnd=<date>

    see sample resultset [here](https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/Steps+For+Testing+Calculation+of+TX-PVLS+Indicator+Using+CQL)

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