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Implement Direct Upload of Binary Content at the Binary Endpoint #2126
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* `generate-error-payload` (and not just `error`) is what the function actually does * Whereas the names `e` and `ex` are quite similar, they can still generate some confusion.
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* `generate-error-payload` (and not just `error`) is what the function actually does * Whereas the names `e` and `ex` are quite similar, they can still generate some confusion.
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* `generate-error-payload` (and not just `error`) is what the function actually does * Whereas the names `e` and `ex` are quite similar, they can still generate some confusion. * The format of the request is actually the format of its `accept` header
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* `generate-error-payload` (and not just `error`) is what the function actually does * Whereas the names `e` and `ex` are quite similar, they can still generate some confusion.
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* `generate-error-payload` (and not just `error`) is what the function actually does * Whereas the names `e` and `ex` are quite similar, they can still generate some confusion.
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Make sure we are testing the same things in both cases.
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Specification:
Scaffolding:
Check the
blaze.middleware.fhir.resource
middleware. There, we also need awrap-binary-resource
function that has to allow non-fhir content-types and will create a Binary resource on the fly using the body as:data
(base64 encoded, of course) and adding thecontent-type
as:contentType
.At the end, both moddleware functions, the already existing
wrap-resource
and the newwrap-binary-resource
have to emit a FHIR resource to the next middleware/handler.We will also need integration tests for this feature. In order to implement them, we can use the
openssl
command like in.github/scripts/generate-large-binary-resource.sh
to generate such a large 8 MiB random content for the integration test. We should be able to upload and download that content and it should be equal afterwards.Part of #2009.
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