fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in deleteFhirResource.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4247

fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in deleteFhirResource.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4247 · GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples

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This pull request refines the deleteFhirResource.js sample by ensuring that API responses are correctly interpreted as JSON, which is crucial for proper data handling. Additionally, it significantly improves the reliability of the resource deletion process by implementing comprehensive error handling, making the sample more robust and user-friendly.

Highlights

API Client Configuration: The healthcare API client has been configured to explicitly set responseType to 'json', ensuring that responses are parsed as JSON objects instead of the default Buffer.
Error Handling Improvement: A try-catch block has been introduced around the delete operation for FHIR resources, providing more robust error handling and preventing unhandled exceptions during deletion.
Logging Enhancement: The success message after deleting a FHIR resource now includes the resourceId, offering more specific feedback on which resource was successfully removed.

Changelog

healthcare/fhir/deleteFhirResource.js
- Set responseType to 'json' for the healthcare API client.
- Wrapped the FHIR resource deletion call in a try-catch block for error handling.
- Updated the success console log message to include the deleted resourceId.

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