Getting Started

Installation

Fhenix can be installed in a number of ways that are outlined in this section. The exact relevant section will depend on system you are running and which package managers you may have available.

System-Specific Installation

GitHub Actions

Leverage the fhenix-actions repository, which can do all of this for you automatically.

macOS

Homebrew

fhenix has a Homebrew formula defined in friendly-fhir/homebrew-tap. You can install via brew either by tapping the repository and then installing, or by installing directly from the URL.

# Tapping first
brew tap friendly-fhir/homebrew-tap # This is only needed once

brew install fhenix

# Directly
brew install friendly-fhir/homebrew-tap/fhenix

System-Agnostic Installation

install.sh

The install.sh script is a simple script that will download the latest release of Fhenix and install it to your system. This is the recommended way to install Fhenix if you are not using Go.

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/friendly-fhir/fhenix/master/install.sh | bash

This will fetch the latest official release of Fhenix, and install it into ./bin in your current working directory, unless BINDIR is specified -- in which case it will be installed into that directory.

go install

Installation can be done via a normal go install:

go install github.com/friendly-fhir/fhenix@v0.1.0

Or for the latest (development) version:

go install github.com/friendly-fhir/fhenix@latest

Note: ${GOPATH}/bin must be in your PATH for this to work. In Posix-compliance systems, this can be done with:

export PATH="${PATH}:$(go env GOPATH)/bin"