fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in patchFhirStore.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4245

fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in patchFhirStore.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4245 · GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples

Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the patchFhirStore.js sample by ensuring that API responses are correctly interpreted as JSON, preventing potential data parsing errors. It also significantly improves the user experience by introducing comprehensive error handling and logging the full API response, making it easier to diagnose issues and confirm successful operations.

Highlights

API Client Configuration: The Google API client for the Healthcare API has been configured to explicitly expect JSON as the response type, resolving potential issues with response parsing.
Error Handling: Robust error handling has been added around the patch operation for FHIR stores, catching and logging any exceptions that occur during the API call.
Response Logging: The successful response data from the FHIR store patch operation is now logged to the console, providing clearer feedback on the outcome of the API call.

Changelog

healthcare/fhir/patchFhirStore.js
- Set the responseType for the Google API client to 'json'.
- Wrapped the healthcare.projects.locations.datasets.fhirStores.patch call in a try-catch block for error handling.
- Added logging for the successful response data (response.data).
- Implemented error logging to display error.message or the full error object if the patch operation fails.

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