As you might remember, we’re working hard to move the O3 RefApp to just leverage one Form Engine: The React Form Engine. (Past discussions here, here, and here.) @samuel34 and I wanted to share what has been changing.
The Short Version
We are almost done fully transitioning the O3 RefApp from the old Angular Form Engine, to be focused solely on using the React Form Engine.
Here’s where things are at:
| Goal | Status % | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Production Testing in previously AFE environment | Live! | Being used in production pilot testing in UgandaEMR+ since mid-June 2024. Going well, some schema and bug fixes done or ongoing. Pressing Issues Tracked here: RFE issues - Google Docs |
| O3 RefApp Using React Form Engine by default | Done | Completed here |
| Migrating Formik to React Hook Form | 30% | This is some tech debt that needs to be addressed for longer term maintenance. |
| HFE Conversion Tool | 20% | This tool that helps convert HTML forms into the O3 Form Schema needs to be updated so that HFE forms can be converted into React Form Engine-compatible ones since there is some slight difference with the Angular Form Engine forms |
| HFE MVP Parity wrap-up | 70% | Based on the must-haves id’d in @PIH’s PIH Gap Analysis |
| Major Angular Parity wrap-up | 90% | Done for functional core elements. In-Progress features: Encounter Diagnosis, and Person Attributes (partial support in AFE; aiming for more complete support in RFE). Newer features added recently or edge cases will need coverage eventually. Some are not used much at all, so we don’t want these to be progress-blockers. |
| i18n Translation Support | 100% | Remaining work: Testing that translations work in forms as expected. Needs Documentation. |
| Fix regressions in obs-handler | 100% | Done |
| Orders support in Forms | 100% | Done |
| Documentation in OMRS Wiki | 100% | The docs for the React Form Engine were successfully moved to the OpenMRS Wiki here: https://openmrs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/projects/pages/68747273/React+Form+Engine |
Special Thank You’s to…
- April: Kampala Hackathon Folks: Thank you to the folks who helped organize the focused Hackathon in Kampala back in April
- May-June: RFE Tiger Team: Thank you to those folks who have been extra engaged in the focused “Tiger Team” efforts since. These are the people who have kept the post-hackathon dev momentum going
- June: @METS for championing the cause by being the first org to pilot transitioning from Angular Form Engine to the React Form Engine for their production sites!!
@samuel34 or @jamiearodi or @veronica anything I’ve missed here?