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Guardian360 Repository

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A base repository for Eloquent models.

Requirements

Installation

Install via composer.

Usage

First, you should create your repository class. You can do this manually or by using Artisan by doing $ php artisan make:repository UserRepository. Your repository must extend \Guardian360\Repository\AbstractRepository and implement the model() method.

By implementing the model() method, you are telling the repository what model class you want to use. Next, in our case, it seems only logical to have a User model. Why don't we create one?

Finally, you may use the repository in your controller, or anywhere else really.

Examples

Fetch a list of all users.

Find a user.

Find a user by an attribute.

Find all users by an attribute.

Create a new user.

Update an existing user.

Delete an existing user.

Specifications

Specifications allow you to apply very specific conditions to the repository's query. You may use Artisan to generate a Specification class for you, using $ php artisan make:specification UserIsAdmin, or you may do so manually. Your specification must satisfy the \Guardian360\Repository\Contracts\SpecificationContract contract.

Then, you may push the Specification to the repository in your controller. You may use as many Specifications as you like.

Credits

This package is inspired by the following awesome packages:

Thanks guys, I could not have done this without you. :)

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Requires php Version ^7.0|^8.0
illuminate/console Version >=5.5
illuminate/database Version >=5.5
illuminate/pagination Version >=5.5
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