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Repository Pattern

Implement a complete repository with CRUD operations and query methods.

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The Repository Pattern abstracts data access behind an interface. Repositories provide CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and query methods without exposing storage implementation details.

Benefits:

  • Abstraction: Swap storage (in-memory, SQL, NoSQL) without changing business logic
  • Testability: Easy to mock for testing
  • Single Responsibility: Data access logic isolated from business logic

Implement a product repository with complete CRUD operations:

  1. Create, Read (by ID and all), Update, Delete
  2. Query method: FindByCategory
  3. Handle errors (not found, duplicates)
  4. Use in-memory storage (map)

Product Repository with CRUD

~25 minmedium

Implement full CRUD operations using the repository pattern

  • Repository Pattern: Abstracts data access behind a clean interface
  • CRUD Operations: Create, Read, Update, Delete - fundamental data operations
  • Query Methods: Specialized finders like FindByCategory for common queries
  • Error Handling: Return errors for not found, duplicates, and other failures
  • Data Encapsulation: Internal storage (map) hidden from callers