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@ -39,39 +39,27 @@ We wrote this frame to be used in both command line or as a library within in yo
--batch number of processes to spawn to parse the files
--resume tells the parser to resume parsing
if all files weren't processed or new files were added into the folder
**dashboard**
3. dashboard
There is a built-in dashboard that has features
There is a built-in dashboard that has displays descriptive analytics in a web browser
healthcare-io.py --server <port> [--context <name>]
**Embedded in Code :**
Use **parse-edi** within your code base as a library and handle storing data in a data store of choice
The Healthcare/IO **parser** can be used within your code base as a library and handle storing data in a data store of choice
import edi.parser
import json
import os
import healthcareio
ROOT = 'data'
CLAIMS_FOLDER = os.sep.join([ROOT,'837']) #-- data/837 contains all 837 formatted files
CONFIG_FOLDER = os.sep.join([ROOT,'config'])#-- data/config contains 837.json or 835.json
files = os.listdir(CLAIMS_FOLDER)
filename = os.sep.join([CLAIM_FOLDER,files[0]]) #-- selecting the first file in the folder (it's an example)
conf = json.loads(open( os.sep.join([CONFIG_FOLDER,'837.json']) ).read())
info = edi.parser.get_content(file,conf) #-- array of objects claims/remits
## Credits
* [Khanhly Nguyen] (<khanhly.t.nguyen@gmail.com>)
* [Gaylon Stanley] (<gaylon.stanley@vanderbilt.edu>)
* [Gaylon Stanley] (<gaylon.stanley@vumc.org>)
* [Cheng Gao] (<cheng.gao@vanderbilt.edu>)
* [Brad Malin] (brad.malin@vanderbilt.edu)
* [Steve L. Nyemba] (<steve.l.nyemba@vanderbilt.edu>)
* [Steve L. Nyemba] (<steve.l.nyemba@vumc.org>)