CMED App

Medical Management Application (Clinical Medical Management).

📚 Documentation

• API Reference: Documentation for REST endpoints, DTOs, and validations.
• File System: Documentation on attachment management, storage, and architecture.

🚀 Version

1.1.0

📦 Changelog (v1.1.0) NEW

• Feature: Portable executable mode (.JAR) with automatic frontend bundling.
• Feature: Patient-specific Notes system, separated from medical records.
• Improved: PDF generation (professional layout, dynamic dark mode support, timezone fixes).
• Improved: Form validation feedback (on-touch) and relaxed format rules for DNI and Phone.
• Refactoring: Backend architecture simplified, Docker removed as the standard dependency, REST routes standardized.

📦 Portable Version (All-in-One)

This version allows running the application (Backend + Frontend + Database) in a single JAR file, without needing to install Docker or PostgreSQL.

Prerequisites

• Java 21 (JDK) installed.
• Node.js and NPM installed.
• Angular CLI (npm install -g @angular/cli).

Build Instructions

To generate the portable file cmed-app-portable.jar:

On Windows:

.\build_portable.ps1

On Linux / macOS:

chmod +x build_portable.sh
./build_portable.sh

The script will handle:

1. Compiling the Angular frontend in production mode.
2. Copying static files to the Spring Boot backend.
3. Compiling the backend packaging everything together.
4. Generating the cmed-app-portable.jar file in the project root.

How to Run

Once the JAR is generated, you can run it easily:

On Windows: Double click on run_portable.bat or run:

run_portable.bat

On Linux / macOS:

chmod +x run_portable.sh
./run_portable.sh

The application will be available at: http://localhost:8080

Data and Storage

In this portable version, data is saved in the user's folder:

• Windows: C:\Users\<User>\cmed-files

• Linux/Mac: /home/<user>/cmed-files

• Database: Embedded H2 is used (local file in cmed-files/cmed_db).

• Files: Attachments are saved in cmed-files.

To reset the application, simply delete the cmed-files folder from your user directory.