Use developer test tools

You can use any of our Dev Tool downloads during onboarding, implementation, or any phase of testing.

1. Log in to the dashboard.
2. From the navigation menu, click the Developer page.
3. By default, the Sources tab opens. Click the Test Tools tab.
4. By default, the Notifications Explorer opens. Click the Dev Tool Downloads button.
5. A list of available downloads appears, grouped by authentication or Redox API type. Download the test tool(s) you need. When you click a download button, it turns green to indicate a successful download.

• Postman collection: Use the authentication Postman collection to test sending data from one of your configured sources using Postman. Find the related authentication Postman environment on the Developer > Sources > OAuth API key > Edit > DevTools (Postman) page.

• Postman API actions collection: Use the Redox FHIR® API actions Postman collection to test sending Redox FHIR® resources from one of your sources using Postman. Find the related authentication Postman environment on the Developer > Sources > OAuth API key > Edit > DevTools (Postman) page. Review available FHIR® API actions.
• Postman All FHIR® resources collection: Mock out your app’s unique workflow with any of our available Redox FHIR® resources in Postman.
• OpenAPI: Validate your app by running this file as a machine-readable reference doc through a validator module or functional testing tool.
• Test patients: Review and use test patient data for the Redox FHIR® sandbox. Learn more about the FHIR® sandbox.

• Postman collection: Mock out your app’s unique workflow with any of our available Redox JSON data models in Postman. Find the related authentication Postman environment on the Developer > Sources > OAuth API key > Edit > DevTools (Postman) page.
• JSON schema: Validate your app by running this as a machine-readable reference doc through a validator module or functional testing tool.
• CSV: Evaluate and map Redox-supported fields to your app’s unique workflow.
• TypeScript: If your app uses TypeScript, you can reference our TypeScript types instead of writing your own types for Redox data models.

• OpenAPI: Validate your app by running this file as a machine-readable reference doc through a validator module or functional testing tool.

• Postman collection: Mock out your app’s unique workflow with the Carequality Interoperability Framework using our available Redox data models in Postman.
• Postman environment: Download a Postman environment with the relevant pre-populated variables to use the Carequality Postman collection.