fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in getFhirStore.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4238

fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in getFhirStore.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4238 · GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples

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This pull request addresses an issue in the getFhirStore function by ensuring that the API client correctly interprets responses as JSON, preventing potential parsing errors. Additionally, it enhances the reliability of the function by introducing a try-catch block to gracefully handle and report any failures during the FHIR store retrieval operation.

Highlights

API Client Configuration: The Google Cloud Healthcare API client has been configured to explicitly set the responseType to 'json', ensuring that API responses are correctly parsed as JSON objects instead of raw buffers.
Error Handling Improvement: Robust error handling has been implemented around the getFhirStore API call, catching potential errors during the retrieval process and logging them to the console for better debugging and user feedback.

Changelog

healthcare/fhir/getFhirStore.js
- Added responseType: 'json' to the GoogleAuth client configuration.
- Wrapped the healthcare.projects.locations.datasets.fhirStores.get call in a try-catch block to handle potential errors.

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