hpolthof / repository
A simple Repository Pattern implementation for Laravel 5
Requires
- laravel/framework: ^5.8
Requires (Dev)
- orchestra/testbench: ^3.8
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Last update: 2024-12-14 07:33:09 UTC
README
This is a package that has a simple implementation of a repository pattern for use with Eloquent.
How to use?
Install the package with composer in your project.
composer require hpolthof/repository
Generator command
Now you can create repositories with a new generator command
php artisan make:repository {modelName}
This will create a new repository in a Repositories directory within the app directory.
Model Generator
This package will also extend the make:model
generator. When this generator is called
with the parameter --all
or -a
and --repository
or -o
a repository
will also be generated.
The Repository
The repository is an empty class that extends Hpolthof\Laravel\Repository\Repository
which
implements Hpolthof\Laravel\Repository\Contracts\RepositoryInterface
. This interface looks
like:
interface RepositoryInterface { public function all(array $columns = ['*']): Collection; public function list(string $orderByColumn, string $orderBy = 'desc', array $with = [], array $columns = ['*']): Collection; public function builder(Closure $builder, array $columns = ['*']): Collection; public function create(array $data): ?Model; public function update(array $data, $id): bool; public function delete($id): bool; public function find($id, array $columns = ['*']): ?Model; public function findBy(string $field, $value, array $columns = ['*']): ?Model; }
Automatic Model Detection
The repository will try to detect the associated Eloquent model that should be used.
If the model is named {ModelName}Repository
, the model will automatically be used.
Setting the model manually
If the model cannot be detected or if you want to use another name, the $modelName
property should be set. This can be done as in the example below:
use App\Demo; class DemoRepository extends Repository { protected $modelName = Demo::class; }
Usage in controllers
In a controller you can instantiate a repository using dependency injection. See the example below:
class DemoController extends Controller { protected $repository; public function __construct(DemoRepository $repository) { $this->repository = $repository; } }
Disclaimer
This package is used for internal development, but published for public use. Obviously this software comes as is, and there are no warranties or whatsoever.
If you like the package it is always appreciated if you drop a message of gratitude! ;-)
The package was build by: Paul Olthof