fix(healthcare): set responseType to JSON instead of Buffer in exportFhirResources.js by angelcaamal · Pull Request #4250 · GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples
Summary of Changes
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This pull request addresses an issue in the FHIR resource export functionality by ensuring that API responses are correctly parsed as JSON and by implementing more comprehensive error handling. These changes improve the reliability and diagnostic capabilities of the export process, making it easier to understand the outcome of an export operation, whether it succeeds, fails, or is still in progress.
Highlights
- API Client Configuration: The Google API client for healthcare operations has been configured to explicitly expect JSON responses by setting
responseType: 'json'. - Robust Error Handling: A
try-catchblock has been introduced around the FHIR resource export operation to gracefully handle potential errors during the export process. - Improved LRO Status Reporting: The logic for checking the status of the long-running operation (LRO) has been enhanced to provide more specific feedback, distinguishing between successful completion, failure with an error message, and an ongoing operation.
Changelog
- healthcare/fhir/exportFhirResources.js
- Configured the Google API client to expect JSON responses.
- Wrapped the FHIR export operation in a
try-catchblock for error handling. - Updated the long-running operation (LRO) status check to provide detailed feedback on success, failure, or ongoing status.
Activity
- The pull request was opened by angelcaamal to fix an issue related to FHIR resource export.
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