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Open Source

Aurabox is built on and contributes to open source standards and tools that power modern healthcare interoperability.

We believe in transparent, collaborative development and the power of community-driven innovation in healthcare technology.

Our Commitment to Open Source

We are committed to advancing healthcare interoperability through open source software. Our projects include implementations of modern standards like JMIX and FHIR, as well as practical tools that solve real-world integration challenges.

By sharing our code and collaborating with the healthcare technology community, we help create a more connected, accessible healthcare ecosystem where systems can work together seamlessly.

JMIX

A modern wrapper for the DICOM format and other medical imaging standards

The JMIX specification

A modern wrapper for DICOM

jmix-rs

The JMIX SDK written in Rust (as used by Harmony)

jmix-js

The JMIX SDK in TypeScript (as used by Aurabox)

jmix-php

The JMIX SDK for PHP

Working with DICOM

Tools and libraries for parsing, generating, and working with DICOM files

dicomweb-parser

PHP library for parsing DICOMweb metadata

dcmtk-php

PHP library for calling dcmtk from PHP

dicom-data

DICOM tag dictionary for use in Aurabox tooling

make-dicom

Python utility for generating DICOM test files

Working with FHIR

Tools for querying and working with FHIR healthcare data standards

fhirbird

A simple FHIR query tool in the browser

Aurabox Applications

Core applications and services built on open source foundations

bounce

A lightweight DICOM proxy for uploading studies into Aurabox

Runbeam Projects

Open source projects powering Runbeam, our cloud-managed interoperability platform

Harmony

An API proxy with transforms, authentication, and wireguard connectivity via runbeam.io

Jolt-rs

An implementation of Jolt transforms in Rust (used by Harmony)

jolt-js

Jolt transforms implementation in JavaScript/TypeScript

Explore Our Code

Visit our GitHub organization to explore all our open source projects, contribute, or use them in your own work.