Primary Mentor: @suthagar23
Backup Mentor: @dkayiwa
Student: Vankineeni Tawrun
Project Link: Log In - OpenMRS Wiki
Overview
OpenMRS needs location based restrictions like privilege level access restrictions. So the Location based access control(LBAC) should provide a restriction mechanism to restrict user access only to the logged-in location of the authenticated user. That way, if someone is logged in a certain location, they should see only those encounters, observations, and patients registered in that location. In the previous year, the first phase of the module was developed and in this year new features are implemented.
Objectives
- Automating the LABC module installation. (COMPLETED)
- Modify the current implementation to add multiple location access to a user. (COMPLETED)
- Enable encounter access based on patient location. (COMPLETED)
- Manage location-based restrictions based on user roles. (COMPLETED)
- Create a REST endpoint to show/edit the configurations of LBAC. (COMPLETED)
- Add location restrictions to Reporting-REST, and Reference metadata modules. (REMOVED)
- Create a dashboard for LBAC module. (COMPLETED)
Contributions
Talk Thread links
Weekly Blog Posts
All My post can be seen at
Final Blog Post
Release v0.2.0
Mid-term Presentation
Future Works
- Find a way to Add Location restrictions to the reporting rest Module.
Learning through the GSoC
Well, this was my first time participating in GSoC, and it has been fun working with Openmrs. I have worked with Java, Spring, and Angular during the project time, and got a lot of experience for the better programming and about the quality of the code.
Not forgetting the interactive community on irc and talk that was always there for any blockers and help. My mentor Suthagar has been always there for helping with the issue Guidance for me through out the GSoCā19, I would specially Thank him.
Itās not all about code but the quality and maintainability of the code that mattersā¦
Thanks for Org Admin @suthagar23, @irenyak1 for making this GSoC period go smooth, making things clear with guidance and being helpful.
Thank You OpenMRS.