A CQL Language server compatible with the Language Server Protocol.
Building this project requires Java 9+ and Maven 3.5+. The resulting jar is compatible with Java 8+.
Build the project with:
mvn packageThe language server itself is designed to be used by IDE plugins, such as the CQL Support for VS Code package.
Bugs and feature requests can be filed with Github Issues.
The implementers are active on the official FHIR Zulip chat for CQL.
Inquires for commercial support can be directed to [email protected].
Clinical Quality Language - Tooling in support of the CQL specification, including the CQL verifier/translator used in this project.
CQL Engine - Open source Java-based ELM evaluation engine.
CQL Evaluator - Integrates the CQL Translator and CQL Engine into an execution environment, and provides implementations of operations defined by FHIR IGs.
All new development takes place on <feature> branches off master. Once feature development on the branch is complete, the feature branch is submitted to master as a PR. The PR is reviewed by maintainers and regression testing by the CI build occurs.
Changes to the master branch must be done through an approved PR. Delete branches after merging to keep the repository clean.
Merges to master trigger a deployment to the Maven Snapshots repositories. Once ready for a release, the master branch is updated with the correct version number and is tagged. Tags trigger a full release to Maven Central and a corresponding release to Github. Releases SHALL NOT have a SNAPSHOT version, nor any SNAPSHOT dependencies.
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