Future Plans
Convert-Pheno already supports a broad set of clinical and phenotypic data formats. The next steps are mainly about learning from more real datasets and improving the parts that users find most useful. These are priorities rather than promises for a particular release.
Work with more EDC exports
Test files produced by REDCap, OpenClinica, and other ODM-based systems so differences between real exports are handled clearly.
Learn from more datasets
Use cBioPortal, FHIR and mCODE, Dataset-JSON, Dataset-XML, and openEHR data from independent projects and refine the mappings from their feedback.
Fill useful gaps
Add fields and records when source datasets contain meaningful information that has a clear place in the target format.
Reduce memory use
Improve how large FHIR and CDISC datasets are processed when representative files show where the current in-memory approach becomes limiting.
Support more BFF records
Add entities such as analyses and runs when an input format provides enough information to create useful, valid records.
Follow real use cases
Consider formats such as SAS XPORT, C-CDA, and PCORnet when there is a concrete user need and representative data for testing.
Keep examples and checks current
Add representative datasets and continue checking generated files with the validators available for each target format.