Struct Breaks 

pub struct Breaks { /* private fields */ }

Database operations for manual break management.

Provides CRUD operations for break records with proper error handling and integration with the existing database infrastructure.

Implementations

impl Breaks

pub fn new() -> Result<Self>

Create a new Breaks database manager.

Initializes the breaks manager with database connection and ensures the breaks table exists through the migration system.

Returns

Returns a configured Breaks instance ready for database operations.

Examples

let breaks_db = Breaks::new()?;

pub fn insert(&self, break_record: &Break) -> Result<i64>

Insert a new break record into the database.

Creates a new break record with the provided information. The break duration is calculated and stored automatically based on start and end times.

Arguments

• break_record - The break information to insert

Returns

Returns Ok(()) on successful insertion, or an error if the database operation fails or validation errors occur.

Examples

let break_record = Break {
    id: None,
    date: date,
    start: start_time,
    end: end_time,
    duration: Duration::minutes(30),
    reason: Some("Lunch break".to_string()),
    created_at: None,
};

breaks_db.insert(&break_record)?;

pub fn get_daily_breaks(&self, date: NaiveDate) -> Result<Vec<Break>>

Retrieve all breaks for a specific date.

Returns all manual break records for the given date, ordered by start time. This is typically used for daily productivity calculations and reporting.

Arguments

• date - The date to retrieve breaks for

Returns

Returns a vector of Break records for the specified date, or an error if the database query fails.

Examples

let today = chrono::Local::now().date_naive();
let breaks = breaks_db.get_daily_breaks(today)?;

pub fn delete(&self, id: i64) -> Result<()>

Delete a break record by ID.

Removes a break record from the database. This is typically used for correcting mistakes or adjusting productivity calculations.

Arguments

• id - The ID of the break record to delete

Returns

Returns Ok(()) on successful deletion, or an error if the record doesn’t exist or the database operation fails.

Examples

breaks_db.delete(break_id)?;

pub fn get_by_id(&self, id: i64) -> Result<Option<Break>>

Get a specific break by ID.

Retrieves a single break record by its unique identifier.

Arguments

• id - The ID of the break record to retrieve

Returns

Returns Some(Break) if found, None if not found, or an error if the database query fails.