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Package lara-repository
Short Description Auto-generated Interface and Repository files
License MIT
Informations about the package lara-repository
Auto-generated Repository Pattern in Laravel
A repository is a separation between a domain and a persistent layer. The repository provides a collection interface to access data stored in a database, file system or external service. Data is returned in the form of objects.
The main idea to use Repository Pattern
in a Laravel application is to create a bridge between models and controllers. This pattern keeps your Laravel code clean and safe, it is worth using repositories to separate the responsibility for which the model should never be responsible.
This package assists to automatically generate the Interface, Repository, Model and Controller files in saving your time and supporting to focus on implementing the logic. Especially, you do not need binding the interface and repository class in Service provider class
1-Install cuongnd88/lara-repository
using Composer.
2-Add the following service provider in config/app.php
3-Run make:repository
command
--interface
is to indicate the Interface file.
--repository
is to indicate the Repository file.
--model
is to allocate the Model. If not exists, it will confirm to create a model.
--controller
option is to create the Controller file. With @resource
, it generates a resource controller class.
Sample Usage
Let start code less
by running the command:
The Repositories
directory is created when you run the command. All interface and repository files are stores in the app/Repositories/Language
directory.
Now inside StaffController
, StaffInterface
already injected into the construct
method. This action is called Dependency Injection
Please take a look the auto-generated repositories.php
in config
directory
The Repository Pattern also allows us to write less code inside our Controllers and that makes it even better rather having a giant code in the Controller which isn't what we want if we are aiming for better maintainability and readability. Let's keep it that way, clean controllers.
Demo
This is demo soure code