@oystehr/sdk 3.0.7 → 3.0.9

package/README.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ npm install @oystehr/sdk
 ## Usage
 
 1. Import the SDK.
-2. Initialize the SDK with an Oystehr access token. ([Learn how to get an access token](https://docs.oystehr.com/core-documentation/authenticating-api-requests)).
+2. Initialize the SDK with a Oystehr access token. ([Learn how to get an access token](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/core-documentation/authenticating-api-requests)).
 3. Invoke any of Oystehr's APIs with a function call.
 
 ```typescript filename="Example of using the SDK"
@@ -235,9 +235,9 @@ const patients/*: Patient[]*/ = patientBundle.unbundle();
 
 ### Batch Requests
 
-The Oystehr FHIR service supports two kinds of [batch requests](https://docs.oystehr.com/services/fhir/batch-transaction/): batch and transaction. In the SDK, the syntax to use these is the same.
+The Oystehr FHIR service supports two kinds of [batch requests](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/fhir/batch-transaction/): batch and transaction. In the SDK, the syntax to use these is the same.
 
-PATCH requests [behave differently in batch requests](https://docs.oystehr.com/services/fhir/batch-transaction#patch). The Oystehr SDK allows you to pass either pre-encoded `Binary` resources or JSON Patch operations directly.
+PATCH requests [behave differently in batch requests](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/fhir/batch-transaction#patch). The Oystehr SDK allows you to pass either pre-encoded `Binary` resources or JSON Patch operations directly.
 
 Here's an example of a transaction that patches an appointment and then retrieves a list of today's appointments:
 
@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ const updatedPatient = await oystehr.fhir.update<Patient>({
 
 ### Z3
 
-Under the hood, uploading and downloading files with [Z3](/services/z3) is a two-step process:
+Under the hood, uploading and downloading files with [Z3](/oystehr/services/z3) is a two-step process:
 
 1. Create a presigned URL to upload or download the file ([API Reference](https://api-reference.oystehr.com/reference/post_z3-bucketname-objectpath)).
 2. Upload or download the file using the presigned URL.
@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ Uploading code for your Zambda Functions is very similar to uploading a file wit
 
 ## Migration Guide
 
-If you have questions about migrating to a new version of the Oystehr SDK, check out our [migration guide](https://docs.oystehr.com/core-documentation/typescript-sdk/migration-guide).
+If you have questions about migrating to a new version of the Oystehr SDK, check out our [migration guide](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/core-documentation/typescript-sdk/migration-guide).
 
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