I've Been working on a little side project the last couple weeks. If you've ever used HAPI in the Java world, you know how nice that type safety is. Moving to Python and losing that structure can be incredibly frustrating.
hl7types brings that HAPI-esqe type safety goodness straight to Python. Check out the repo and the docs here - https://github.com/KeironO/hl7types https://hl7types.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
GitHub - KeironO/hl7types: hl7types provides typed, Pydantic-powered Python models for HL7 v2 messages, segments, and datatypes, with built-in ER7 and XML serialisation. Models are generated directly from the HL7 specification, giving you full type safety, IDE autocompletion, and validation out of the box.
hl7types provides typed, Pydantic-powered Python models for HL7 v2 messages, segments, and datatypes, with built-in ER7 and XML serialisation. Models are generated directly from the HL7 specificati...






