work-with-hts

Run cargo run --bin hts -- import with the SNOMED CT RF2 ZIP file and the --format snomed-rf2 flag. The import requires an NRC license and loads descriptions in all languages as concept designations.

Set HTS_SERVER_PORT for the port (default 8090) and HTS_DATABASE_URL for the SQLite file path or PostgreSQL connection URL. HTS_STORAGE_BACKEND selects the backend, with postgres available when built with the postgres feature.

HTS imports HL7 FHIR NPM packages (.tgz), SNOMED CT RF2 ZIPs, LOINC CSV ZIPs, ICD-10-CM tabular XML, and RxNorm RRF directories. Formats are auto-detected from file extensions and content patterns, with --format as a fallback.

Yes, HTS supports PostgreSQL when built with the postgres feature flag. Set HTS_DATABASE_URL to a PostgreSQL connection URL and HTS_STORAGE_BACKEND to postgres; SQLite is the default backend.

When HTS_BOOTSTRAP_DIR points at a directory, HTS hashes each recognized file with SHA-256 and records it in a bootstrap_imports ledger. Files import only when new or changed, and imports upsert on canonical url and version.

Pass the displayLanguage parameter or the Accept-Language header on $lookup, $expand, or $validate-code requests. Matching is BCP-47-aware, so de-DE finds de and fr accepts fr-CA designations.