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iuliangusetoaia/laravel-repositories
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Laravel repositories using the native Eloquent functions!

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Laravel Eloquent Repositories
=============================

[](#laravel-eloquent-repositories)

1. [Installation](#1-installation)
2. [Make a repository class](#2-make-a-repository-class)
3. [Making facade](#3-making-facade)

1. Installation
---------------

[](#1-installation)

Just install it through Composer:

```
composer require iuliangusetoaia/laravel-repositories

```

After installation you can start using the repository pattern with Laravel.

2. Make a repository class
--------------------------

[](#2-make-a-repository-class)

This package provide a new Artisan command to create a repository class. All the classes will be generated on the `App\Repositories` folder, if this folder is missing, it will be generated automatically.

```
php artisan make:repository ProductRepository

```

You can use the `--model` option to define the Eloquent model that will be linked to this repository.

```
php artisan make:repository ProductRepository --model=App\Product

```

Don't forget to write the **full namespace** of your model, using '\\' as the separator.

### Example:

[](#example)

In this example I assume that you already have a model named Product. Used the command

```
php artisan make:repository ProductRepository --model=App\Models\Product

```

```