Jissin Mathew
7047e96b3c
<UserStory> 1950: Implement Service Refactorings </UserStory> UserStory #1950 <Changes> 1. Added `DataStoreLockGuard` integration in `PaymentManagementService` methods (`sendPaymentReminders`, `generateInvoice`, `getInvoices`, `completePayment`, `getAllInvoices`, `confirmPayment`) to ensure thread-safe access to the datastore. 2. Implemented record enrichment logic in `DataStore::getInvoices()` to automatically link `Invoice` objects with their corresponding `ServiceBooking` and `InventoryItem` entities during loading, validating relationships and throwing exceptions for invalid references. 3. Refactored invoice persistence by implementing `saveInvoices()` using `saveRecords<Invoice, SerializedInvoice>` to write tracked records directly to shared memory. 4. Updated invoice creation and modification flows: - `generateInvoice`: Uses `createNewRecord` to insert new invoices into the tracked cache and triggers immediate persistence. - `completePayment` & `confirmPayment`: Marks records as `MODIFIED` in the `TrackedRecord` state before saving changes. 5. Updated data access patterns across `PaymentManagementService` to use `.data` pointers from `TrackedRecord` objects returned by the datastore, replacing direct pointer access to mapped objects. 6. Added necessary header dependencies including `DataStoreLockGuard.h`, `Invoice.h`, and `SerializedRecords.h` to support locking mechanisms and structured serialization. </Changes> <Test> N/A </Test> <Review> Sreeja Reghukumar, please review </Review>
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