repository

Repository Package Examples

This directory contains examples demonstrating how to use the repository package, which provides utilities for implementing the repository pattern in Go applications. The repository pattern abstracts data access logic, making it easier to switch between different data storage implementations and improving testability.

Examples

1. Basic Repository Example

basic_repository_example.go

Demonstrates the basic implementation and usage of a repository.

Key concepts:

• Creating a domain entity
• Implementing a repository interface
• Using an in-memory repository implementation
• Performing basic CRUD operations
• Using generics for type-safe repository operations

2. Dependency Injection Example

dependency_injection_example.go

Shows how to use dependency injection with repositories.

Key concepts:

• Injecting repository dependencies
• Decoupling business logic from data access
• Using interfaces for loose coupling
• Testing with mock repositories
• Configuring repositories at runtime

3. Repository Factory Example

repository_factory_example.go

Demonstrates how to use a repository factory to create repositories.

Key concepts:

• Creating a repository factory
• Managing multiple repository types
• Centralizing repository creation logic
• Configuring repositories based on application settings
• Handling repository initialization

Running the Examples

To run any of the examples, use the go run command:

go run examples/repository/basic_repository_example.go

Additional Resources

For more information about the repository package, see the repository package documentation.