ysm/laravel-repository-pattern

A Laravel package implementing the Repository Design Pattern with Service Layer

1.0.0 2025-04-21 15:36 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.0
• illuminate/support: ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0

MIT

• Yassen Sayed

• generator
• php
• repository
• command
• laravel
• traits
• repository pattern

README

A lightweight Laravel package implementing the Repository Design Pattern with a Service Layer for clean database operations, supporting Eloquent relationships, sorting, and optional soft deletes. Compatible with Laravel 8.0 to 12.0 and PHP 8.0+.

Installation

1. Install via Composer:

   composer require ysm/laravel-repository-pattern

2. Publish configuration:

   php artisan vendor:publish --tag=config

Configuration

Edit config/repository-pattern.php to manually define model-to-repository bindings:

return [
    'bindings' => [
        \App\Models\User::class => \App\Repositories\UserRepository::class,
    ],
];

Artisan Commands

• Generate a repository:

  php artisan ysm:repository ModelName [--soft-deletes]

• Generate a service:

  php artisan ysm:service ModelName [--soft-deletes]

• Generate a controller:

  php artisan ysm:controller ModelName [--type=api|web] [--dir=CustomDir] [--soft-deletes] [--with-routes] [--with-rs]
  --type=api|web: Specify controller type (default: api)
  --dir=CustomDir: Custom controller and route directory (e.g., Api\Admin\v1)
  --soft-deletes: Include soft delete methods
  --with-routes: Generate and bind route file
  --with-rs: Generate repository and service

Methods

RepositoryInterface / BaseRepository

• getAll(array $relations = [], string $orderBy = 'created_at', string $orderDir = 'DESC')
  • Get all records with optional relationships and sorting.
• paginate(int $perPage = 15, array $relations = [], string $orderBy = 'created_at', string $orderDir = 'DESC')
  • Get paginated records with optional relationships and sorting.
• show($value, string $column = 'id')
  • Get a record by value and column.
• create(array $data)
  • Create a new record.
• update($id, array $data)
  • Update a record by ID.
• delete($id)
  • Delete a record by ID (hard delete).
• with(array $relations)
  • Load relationships for the query.
• attach($id, string $relation, array $relatedIds)
  • Attach IDs to a many-to-many relationship.
• detach($id, string $relation, array $relatedIds)
  • Detach IDs from a many-to-many relationship.
• sync($id, string $relation, array $relatedIds)
  • Sync IDs for a many-to-many relationship.
• whereHas(string $relation, Closure $callback)
  • Query records based on a relationship.

BaseService

• Mirrors all RepositoryInterface methods, delegating to the repository.
• getRepository()
  • Get the underlying repository.

InteractsRepoWithSoftDeletes (Repository Trait)

• softDelete($id)
  • Soft delete a record by ID.
• permanentlyDelete($id)
  • Permanently delete a soft-deleted record.
• restore($id)
  • Restore a soft-deleted record.

InteractsServiceWithSoftDeletes (Service Trait)

• softDelete($id)
  • Soft delete a record via repository.
• permanentlyDelete($id)
  • Permanently delete a soft-deleted record via repository.
• restore($id)
  • Restore a soft-deleted record via repository.

Notes

• Compatibility: Requires Laravel 8.0–12.0 and PHP 8.0+. Ensure your project meets these requirements.
• Bindings: Model-to-repository bindings must be manually added to config/repository-pattern.php. No default binding exists for unbound models; consider adding a default repository or exception.
• Controller Directory: Use --dir=CustomDir to place controllers in App\Http\Controllers\CustomDir ( e.g., Api\Admin\v1) and routes in routes/CustomDir/.
• Route Generation: The --with-routes flag for ysm:controller generates a route file in routes/api/, routes/web/, or routes/CustomDir/ (e.g., routes/Api/Admin/v1/users.php) and binds it in RouteServiceProvider. Outputs “🎉 Routes created successfully!”.
• Repository and Service Generation: The --with-rs flag for ysm:controller generates corresponding repository and service files, respecting --soft-deletes.
• Controller Overwrite: The ysm:controller command overwrites existing controllers, displaying “🎉 Controller [Name] (type) overwritten successfully.” or “🎉 Controller [Name] (type) created successfully.”
• Repository Overwrite: The ysm:repository command overwrites existing repositories, displaying “Repository [Name] overwritten successfully.” or “Repository [Name] created successfully.”

License

MIT