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DevContainers

DevContainers lets you use a Docker container as a full-featured development environment. It allows you to open any folder inside (or mounted into) a container and take advantage of Visual Studio Code's full feature set.

In this project the devcontainer starts two containers:

  1. the dev container with .net SDK
  2. a container with the Azure CosmosDB emulator

The two containers are wired so after switching to the remote container, just hit 'debug/run' (cosmos version) and start debugging.

Prerequisites

Visual Studio Code

Usage

  1. Install the 'Visual Studio Code Remote - Containers' extension.
  2. Visual Studio Code will ask to open the folder inside a container. Allow it.
  3. Your dev env is ready for use.

Another option

  1. Install the 'Visual Studio Code Remote - Containers' extension.
  2. Click on the bottom left corner and click 'reopen in a container' Start  Start 
  3. The container will start Start 

Running / Debugging FHIR

  1. Run the selected profile Start 
  2. Use postman to query the server. e.g. https://localhost:44348/Patient