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DPC Portal

This is the Data Point of Care (DPC) Portal website. It allows users to manage access and credentials for their provider organizations.

Local Development

Running via Docker

The DPC website can be run locally via docker. Follow the below steps to build and run the website into a Docker container.

  • The DPC API is required for much of the Portal's functionality. To run the DPC API, run make start-api.
  • Run make portal to build the docker image, and make start-portal to start dpc-portal in a docker container.
  • Run make down-portals to stop dpc-portal.

The following commands can be useful for manual interaction:

  • Run make portal-sh to open an interactive shell within the dpc-portal container.
  • Run make portal-console to open an interactive Rails console within the dpc-portal container.
  • Run make psql to open a psql shell within the database container.

Running Tests

  • To run all tests against dpc-portal, run make ci-portal.

  • To run individual tests, open a portal shell and run rspec directly.

    $ make portal-sh
> rails db:create db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test # Create the test database
> bundle exec rspec path/to/test # Run individual test files

Manual Workflows

To support manual workflows, the system offers rake commands that perform administrative commands for new accounts. These rake commands can be run within a portal shell (make portal-sh).

  • rails dpc:invite_ao - Creates a new AO invitation. The name does not currently matter, but the email should match your Login.gov sandbox email.

    $ rails dpc:invite_ao INVITE=Bob,Hoskins,[email protected],7838426501

Invitation created for Bob Hoskins for Organization 7838426501
http://localhost:3100/portal/organizations/2/invitations/4/accept

Local AO Verification Scenarios

One of the following fake SSNs are required on your Login.gov sandbox account in order to successfully pass AO-Organization verification:

  • 900111111
  • 900666666
  • 900777777
  • 900888888
  • 666222222

If you need to use another SSN, you can add it to the ao_ssns variable in the fake enrollment roles endpoint.

Most generated NPIs will return a successful AO/organization verification when run against the fake CPI API Gateway. More specific scenarios are supported below:

Fake Organization NPI Scenario
900666666 SSN has MED sanctions
900777777 SSN has waived MED sanctions
3598564557 Organization has MED Sanctions
3098168743 Organization has waived MED Sanctions
3299073577 Providers and Enrollments endpoints return 404
3782297014 No approved enrollments

Development Dashboards

Lookbook / View Components

We utilize the ViewComponent library to create custom components. These components are documented and viewable within Lookbook.

Email Mailers

Emails are not viewable in lookbook, but can be found here.

Sidekiq (Background Jobs)

You can check the status of any jobs by going to the Sidekiq dashboard.

Accessing the VAL CPI API Gateway from Local Dev

By default, the local portal is connected to a mock CPI API Gateway server with preset responses. To connect with the VAL CPI API Gateway environment, you'll need to:

  • Configure the Portal to connect to CPI Val
  • Run Zscaler.

Configuring the Portal

Update the following environment variables in docker-compose.portals.yml:

- CPI_API_GW_BASE_URL=https://val.cpiapi.cms.gov/
- CMS_IDM_OAUTH_URL=https://impl.idp.idm.cms.gov/

Running ZScaler

Spin up Zscaler on your machine. Once it's running, the local portal container will need the CA certificate loaded. You'll want to add the following directly before line 5 of the Dockerfile and rerun the build steps:

COPY Zscaler-Root-CA.pem /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ZScaler-Root-CA.pem

The Assets Pipeline

Read more about the assets pipeline here.