description: Profile for StructureMap used together with the FHIR Liquid Converter. Includes metadata specifying which Liquid template and FHIR package are used, along with external terminology dependencies required for the conversion to function correctly.
package_name: flc.fhir.base
derivation: constraint
name: FLCStructureMap
type: StructureMap
elements:
  extension:
    index: 0
    slicing:
      rules: open
      ordered: false
      discriminator:
      - {path: url, type: value}
      min: null
      slices:
        externalTerminologyDependency:
          match: {url: null}
          schema: {type: Extension, mustSupport: true, url: 'http://canonical.fhir.link/flc/base/StructureDefinition/external-terminology-dependency', index: 1}
          min: 0
  group:
    elements:
      rule:
        elements:
          target:
            extensions:
              fhirLiquidMap: {url: 'http://canonical.fhir.link/flc/base/StructureDefinition/fhir-liquid-map', min: 1, max: 1, type: Extension, mustSupport: true, index: 3}
            elements:
              extension:
                index: 2
                slicing:
                  rules: open
                  ordered: false
                  discriminator:
                  - {path: url, type: value}
                  min: 1
                  slices:
                    fhirLiquidMap:
                      match: {url: null}
                      schema: {type: Extension, mustSupport: true, url: 'http://canonical.fhir.link/flc/base/StructureDefinition/fhir-liquid-map', index: 3}
                      min: 1
                      max: 1
            required: [extension]
package_version: 0.2.3
extensions:
  externalTerminologyDependency: {url: 'http://canonical.fhir.link/flc/base/StructureDefinition/external-terminology-dependency', min: 0, type: Extension, mustSupport: true, index: 1}
class: profile
kind: resource
url: http://canonical.fhir.link/flc/base/StructureDefinition/flc-structuremap
base: http://hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/StructureMap
version: 0.2.3