Developer documentation for building against the QPP Submissions API. Accessible publicly at https://cmsgov.github.io/qpp-submissions-docs.
These are static tutorials designed to illustrate some common workflows when composing API requests together to submit and score performance data. The sample request and response data may be out of date as the API changes, but the workflows must remain valid.
It's also useful to describe the data being submitted and updated through the API, so these data schemas list the fields belonging to each resource type as well as some supplementary details about concepts like scoring.
References to qpp-measures-data, the interactive API reference.
We use vite to avoid having to make tooling decisions.
We also rely on the CMSGov Design System and the U.S. Web Design Standards to help ensure consistency with other government properties.
nvm use
npm install
npm startWe use Jest for testing, but haven't fleshed out thorough unit tests for this repo.
These docs are hosted on GitHub Pages.
To deploy changes, you'll need to be a collaborator on the GitHub repo, merge a feature branch into to the master branch, and deploy the master branch with the following command:
git checkout master
git pull # make sure you've pulled the latest version of master
npm run deployUnder the hood, the gh-pages library is used for managing the gh-pages branch.
Want to file a bug or contribute some code? Read up on our guidelines for contributing.
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All contributions to this project will be released under the CC0 dedication. By submitting a pull request, you are agreeing to comply with this waiver of copyright interest.
See the formal LICENSE file.