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Experimental and not ready for production. Try it out and give feedback!

• .NET and Java dual-validation
• XML and JSON
• Dark theme
• Simple, intuitive design
• Filter by message type
• Copy validation report as CSV
• Open-source and Free
• Cross platform
  • Windows, macOS and Linux.

Download: Windows

Download: macOS and Linux

Double-click Hammer.exe.

1. Install .NET Core 2.2 Runtime
2. Launch Hammer: double-click run-hammer.sh

1. Drag and drop, paste, or open a FHIR instance.
2. Adjust the validation scope in settings if necessary - by default, it's the folder and subfolders the resource was opened from.
3. Click Validate.

First time Hammer launches, it needs to download the necessary components to run - so it'll take a bit of time.

See the project's roadmap to get an idea of where it's headed, as well as contribute!

Author: Vadim Peretokin. Join in, contributions are welcome!

This software wouldnt've been possible without these open source packages:

• .NET API for FHIR
• .NET Core
• Anemonis.Runtime.ApplicationLauncher
• CsvHelper
• Java FHIR validator
• Qml.Net
• Qt
• TextCopy

This project is not related to Firely.

Credit to Markdownify for the README inspiration.

Furore.Fhir.ValidationDemo - Windows app demonstrating the use of the .NET HL7 FHIR Profile Validation API

• FHIR - Official HL7 FHIR® specification
• FRED - FHIR instance editor
• Ontoserver - Production-grade terminology server
• Simplifier - The FHIR hub
• Vonk - Production-grade FHIR server

Need FHIR consulting? I'm available.

MIT

LinkedIn @vadimperetokin  ·  FHIR Zulip @Vadim Peretokin