ManageRepository

Standardize repository data access with one AggregateRoot per feature.

1|Updated Sep 22, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pretodev/nice_app --skill managerepository
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Skill: ManageRepository
Source: https://github.com/pretodev/nice_app/tree/main/.trae/skills/ManageRepository
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pretodev/nice_app --skill managerepository

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

A repository is a critical boundary in the data layer; without clear guidelines, teams risk inconsistent interfaces, duplicated patterns, and brittle persistence strategies across features.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • One repository per feature/module linked to a single AggregateRoot to ensure clean boundaries.
  • No business logic in repositories; data persistence and retrieval are separated from domain rules.
  • Use store() for both create and update operations, and find*() methods for queries; soft deletion is performed via delete() without hard removal.

Quick Start

Apply the guidelines by identifying the feature's AggregateRoot, enforcing a single repository, and using store for persistence and find* methods for queries.

Frequently Asked Questions about ManageRepository

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I standardize repository data access patterns across software modules?▼

Standardize repository data access by enforcing one AggregateRoot per feature and a single repository per module, ensuring consistent query interfaces and persistence boundaries across the data layer.

What is the best way to handle soft deletion in a repository data layer?▼

Soft deletion in a repository data layer is handled via the delete() method, which performs safe removal without hard deleting entities, ensuring data consistency and recoverability across feature modules.

Should I put business logic in repository interfaces for domain persistence?▼

No, repository interfaces should exclude business logic entirely. Data persistence and retrieval must be separated from domain rules to maintain clean boundaries and prevent brittle persistence strategies.

How do I manage entity creation and updates with a standardized repository?▼

Manage entity creation and updates using the store() method for both operations. This standardizes persistence commands within the repository, ensuring consistent data access patterns across feature modules.

When do I need a single repository per feature in software architecture?▼

A single repository per feature is needed when building feature-bound persistence in a data layer. It ensures clean architectural boundaries by linking one repository to one AggregateRoot per module.

How do I query entities consistently across different repository modules?▼

Query entities consistently by using find*() methods across repository modules. This standardizes query patterns within the data layer, ensuring reliable and predictable data retrieval interfaces.