This is a collection of tests for the SMART Application Launch Framework Implementation Guide using the Inferno Framework, verifying that a server can provide authorization and/or authentication services to client applications accessing HL7® FHIR® APIs.

• Clone this repo.
• Run setup.sh in this repo.
• Run run.sh in this repo.
• Navigate to http://localhost. The SMART test suite will be available.

This test kit contains both the SMART App Launch STU1 and SMART App Launch STU2 suites. While these suites are generally designed to test implementations of the SMART App Launch Framework, each suite is tailored to the STU1 and STU2 versions of SMART, respectively.

Tests from this test kit can be imported to perform the SMART App Launch workflow as part of another test suite. The tests are arranged in groups which can be easily reused.

In order for the redirect and launch urls to be determined correctly, make sure that the INFERNO_HOST environment variable is populated in .env with the scheme and host where inferno will be hosted.

require 'smart_app_launch_test_kit'

class MySuite < Inferno::TestSuite
  input :url

  group do
    title 'Auth'

    group from: :smart_discovery
    group from: :smart_standalone_launch
    group from: :smart_openid_connect
  end

  group do
    title 'Make some HL7® FHIR® requests using SMART credentials'

    input :smart_credentials

    fhir_client do
      url :url
      oauth_credentials :smart_credentials # Obtained from the auth group
    end

    test do
      title 'Retrieve patient from SMART launch context'

      input :patient_id

      run do
        fhir_read(:patient, patient_id)

        assert_response_status(200)
        assert_resource_type(:patient)
      end
    end
  end
end

The Discovery Group (STU1 and STU2) examines a server's CapabilityStatement and .well-known/smart-configuration endpoint to determine its configuration.

ids: smart_discovery, smart_discovery_stu2

inputs: url

outputs:

• well_known_configuration - The contents of .well-known/smart-configuration
• smart_authorization_url
• smart_introspection_url
• smart_management_url
• smart_registration_url
• smart_revocation_url
• smart_token_url

The Standalone Launch Group (STU1 and STU2) performs the entire standalone launch workflow.

ids: smart_standalone_launch, smart_standalone_launch_stu2

inputs: url, client_id, client_secret, requested_scopes

outputs:

• smart_credentials - An OAuthCredentials Object containing the credentials obtained from the launch.
• token_retrieval_time
• id_token
• refresh_token
• access_token
• expires_in
• patient_id
• encounter_id
• received_scopes
• intent

options:

• redirect_uri: You should not have to manually set this if the INFERNO_HOST environment variable is set.
• ignore_missing_scopes_check: Forego checking that the scopes granted by the token match those requested.

The EHR Launch Group (STU1 and STU2) performs the entire EHR launch workflow.

ids: smart_ehr_launch, smart_ehr_launch_stu2

inputs: url, client_id, client_secret, requested_scopes

outputs:

• smart_credentials - An OAuthCredentials Object containing the credentials obtained from the launch.
• token_retrieval_time
• id_token
• refresh_token
• access_token
• expires_in
• patient_id
• encounter_id
• received_scopes
• intent

options:

• launch: a hardcoded value to use instead of the launch parameter received during the launch
• redirect_uri: You should not have to manually set this if the INFERNO_HOST environment variable is set.
• launch_uri: You should not have to manually set this if the INFERNO_HOST environment variable is set.
• ignore_missing_scopes_check: Forego checking that the scopes granted by the token match those requested.

The OpenID Connect Group validates an id token obtained during a SMART launch.

id: smart_openid_connect

inputs: id_token, client_id, requested_scopes, access_token, smart_credentials

outputs:

• id_token_payload_json
• id_token_header_json
• openid_configuration_json
• openid_issuer
• openid_jwks_uri
• openid_jwks_json
• openid_rsa_keys_json
• id_token_jwk_json
• id_token_fhir_user

The Token Refresh Group performs a token refresh.

id: smart_token_refresh

inputs: refresh_token, client_id, client_secret, received_scopes, well_known_token_url

outputs:

• smart_credentials - An OAuthCredentials Object containing the credentials obtained from the launch.
• token_retrieval_time
• refresh_token
• access_token
• expires_in
• received_scopes

options:

• include_scopes: (true/false) Whether to include scopes in the refresh request

The Backend Services Authorization Group is only part of SMART App Launch STU 2.0. It is used when autonomous or semi-autonomous backend services (clients) need to access resources from FHIR servers that have pre-authorized, defined scopes of access. This group appplies a client credentials flow using confidential client asymmetric authentication and JSON Web Token (JWT) assertions to retrieve an access token for system resources.

id: backend_services_authorization

inputs: smart_token_url, backend_services_client_id, backend_services_requested_scope, client_auth_encryption_method, backend_services_jwks_kid (optional)

outputs: bearer_token

The Token Introspection Group is only part of SMART App Launch STU 2.0 and is divided into three subgroups that can be run collectively or independently, depending on the constraints of the environment under test.

id: smart_token_introspection

The Token Introspection Access Token Group reuses tests from the Discovery and Standalone Launch groups to retrieve the token endpoint and an access token for introspection. This group is optional.

id: smart_token_introspection_access_token_group

inputs: url, client_id, client_secret, requested_scopes, use_pkce, pkce_code_challenge_method, authorization_method, client_auth_type, client_auth_encryption_method

outputs: standalone_access_token

The Token Introspection Request Group sends introspection requests for both a valid and invalid access token to the authorization server and ensure the appropriate HTTP response is returned. This group is optional but recommended.

id: smart_token_introspection_request_group

inputs: well_known_introspection_url, custom_authorization_header, optional_introspection_request_params, standalone_access_token

outputs:

• active_token_introspection_response_body
• invalid_token_introspection_response_body

The Token Introspection Response Group validates the token introspection responses returned from the authorization server. This group is required to demonstrate token introspection capabilities.

id: smart_token_introspection_response_group

inputs: standalone_client_id, standalone_received_scopes, standalone_id_token, standalone_patient_id, standalone_encounter_id, active_token_introspection_response_body, invalid_token_introspection_response_body

outputs: none

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