createBreakDetails Function

Overview

The createBreakDetails function generates new attendance summary details for break periods based on the shift information available in the provided AttendanceSummariesCompute object. This function ensures that each break in the shift is translated into a corresponding detail entry within the attendance summary.

Function Signature

func createBreakDetails(summary *AttendanceSummariesCompute)

Parameters

• summary:
  A pointer to an AttendanceSummariesCompute object that contains information about the shift, user, and company for which attendance summaries are being computed.

Behavior

1. Checks if the Shift attribute in the summary object is not nil.
2. Iterates over the ShiftBreaks associated with the shift in the summary.
3. For each break:
   • Creates an instance of AttendanceSummariesDetailTable and populates its fields with relevant data:
     • SummaryType: Set to SUMMARY_BREAK.
     • UserProfileID, CompanyID, TheDate, ScheduleID, ShiftID: Taken from the summary object.
     • BreakID: Identifier of the current break.
     • ShiftDuration: Duration of the break in minutes.
     • BreakCountAsWork: Boolean indicating whether the break counts as work time.
     • OrderNum: The order number of the break in the shift sequence.
   • Appends the populated detail object to a slice of breaks.
4. Assigns the slice of created break details to the SummaryDetails attribute of the summary object.

Key Features

• Dependency on Shift: The function assumes that the Shift is already populated in the summary object. If no shift is present, no details are created.
• Iterative Creation: Break details are generated for each break in the ShiftBreaks list.
• Detailed Field Population: Each AttendanceSummariesDetailTable is populated with both static data (from the summary object) and dynamic data (from each break).

Limitations

• The function does not handle cases where ShiftBreaks is empty. It simply does not append any details if no breaks exist.
• Some commented-out fields (e.g., ShiftStart, ShiftEnd) indicate that they might be intended for future implementation or require additional data to be set.

Example

summary := &AttendanceSummariesCompute{
    UserProfileID: 123,
    CompanyID:     456,
    TheDate:       time.Now(),
    ScheduleID:    789,
    ShiftID:       101,
    Shift: &Shift{
        ShiftBreaks: []ShiftBreak{
            {
                Break: Break{
                    Id:               1,
                    DurationMinutes:  30,
                    StartTime:        "10:00 AM",
                    EndTime:          "10:30 AM",
                },
                CountAsWork: true,
                OrderNum:    1,
            },
        },
    },
}

createBreakDetails(summary)

// Result: summary.SummaryDetails now contains details for the break in the shift.

Return Value

This function does not return any value. It directly modifies the SummaryDetails attribute of the provided summary object.

Notes

• Ensure that the Shift is populated in the AttendanceSummariesCompute object before calling this function.
• Commented-out lines indicate future enhancements or features that rely on additional data sources.