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What is Productrepository?
The product repository is designed to handle multiple webshops, and products can either be completely isolated from each other, or some of them can be shared between the different webshops. You can use divisions to indicate, for example, which webshop or webshops a product belongs to.
How do I load a product using SKU in Magento 2?
This is a proper method recommended by Magento to load product by SKU. $product=$this->getLoadProduct(“ABC”); echo $product->getName();
Can You Wrap unit of work in repository pattern?
Yes, we can wrap that whole thing inside a transaction to make it even more ugly! A pattern that goes hand in hand with the repository pattern is the unit of work. With the unit of work, we can re-write that ugly code like this: Now, either both objects are saved together or none are saved.
How to use the repository pattern correctly Stack Overflow?
One thing that i did wrong when played around with repository pattern – just like you, i thought that table relates to repository 1:1. When we apply some rules from Domain Driven Design – grouping repositories problem often disappears. Repository should be per Aggregate root and not table.
When to use a repository and not a table?
Repository should be per Aggregate root and not table. It means – if entity shouldn’t live alone (i.e. – if you have a Registrant that participates in particular Registration) – it’s just an entity, it doesn’t need a repository, it should be updated/created/retrieved through repository of aggregate root it belongs.
Why do repositories not have a save ( ) method?
Another reason your repositories should not have a Save () method is because sometimes as part of a transaction you may work with multiple repositories. And then you want to persist the changes across multiple repositories in one transaction. Here’s an example: Can you see the problem in this code?