Feat: add barcode scan for invoice to stock movement #4145
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Implements the initial stock exit by scanning an invoice barcode. In addition to being able to attach a patient and/or an invoice, the user is now able to scan an invoice barcode to look up the invoice in question. TODO - the barcode scan does not template in the values for each inventory item like the bh-find-invoice component does.
Uses FilterParser on the /invoices/consumable API to allow us to search via invoice_uuid as well as a human readable invoiceReference.
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Enhances the bhFindInvoice component to allow an external invoice uuid to set the internal invoice. This enhancement allows us to scan external barcodes and use the component to display the result of that scan. Closes IMA-WorldHealth#3949.
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4145: Feat: add barcode scan for invoice to stock movement r=jniles a=jniles This PR implements stock exits via a barcode scan to link the patient and invoice. It was requested by our friends in Vanga. In order to make the barcode scan have the same behavior as manually searching, I implemented an `invoice-uuid` property on the `bh-find-invoice` component to allow the invoice to be set externally. This allows external components to pass in an invoice-uuid and the component to look it up and render it in the same presentation as if the user typed in the reference. Additionally, I also changed the server API for finding consumable items to take in either the `invoiceUuid` or the `invoiceReference`. This is what it looks like in action:  Co-authored-by: Jonathan Niles <jonathanwniles@gmail.com>
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This PR implements stock exits via a barcode scan to link the patient and invoice. It was requested by our friends in Vanga.
In order to make the barcode scan have the same behavior as manually searching, I implemented an
invoice-uuidproperty on thebh-find-invoicecomponent to allow the invoice to be set externally. This allows external components to pass in an invoice-uuid and the component to look it up and render it in the same presentation as if the user typed in the reference.Additionally, I also changed the server API for finding consumable items to take in either the
invoiceUuidor theinvoiceReference.This is what it looks like in action: