can i use repository pattern on rakit?

[wznuhidayat]

how i implement repository and interface on this framework?

because every i created files in my custom folder always considered as static class

[esyede]

Hi, if you need to load custom classes outside the application/libraries folder, you need to manually autoload it in the application/boot.php file just like when you create a new package. For example, if you have your repository classes in application/repositories

boot.php

Autoloader::directories([
    path('app') . 'repositories',
	// other paths..
]);

Docs about autoloading can be found here: https://rakit.esyede.my.id/docs/id/autoloading

[wznuhidayat]

Hi, if you need to load custom classes outside the application/libraries folder, you need to manually autoload it in the application/boot.php file just like when you create a new package. For example, if you have your repository classes in application/repositories

boot.php

Autoloader::directories([
    path('app') . 'repositories',
	// other paths..
]);

Docs about autoloading can be found here: https://rakit.esyede.my.id/docs/id/autoloading

why always need static class?

[esyede]

Hi, you should instantiate that class first, as getPostByID is indeed not a static method.

$testRepo = new TestRepository();
dd($testRepo->getPostByID(1));

You can also register the TestRepository class into Rakit's container if you don't want to do the instantiation multiple times,I mean, to make it a singleton:

Container::singleton('testRepo', function () {
    return new TestRepository();
});

// And to use it somewhere:
$testRepo = Container::resolve('testRepo');
dd($testRepo->getPostByID(1));

[wznuhidayat]

ok great work for me..
what if i want to add some subfolder like this?

[esyede]

Hi! You can load the classes via the Autoloader. (just like when you ask about loading files inside a custom package last time). Then you can use your classes as usual.

Docs for autoloder can be found here:
https://rakit.esyede.my.id/docs/id/autoloading