drupal-entity-api

To load and query Drupal entities programmatically, you inject the EntityTypeManagerInterface into your service, use getStorage to load entities by ID or in batches, and apply entity queries with conditions and sorting to retrieve matching data.

Creating and updating nodes, users, and taxonomy terms in Drupal requires using EntityTypeManagerInterface to get the storage controller, populating the entity object with field data, and calling the save method to persist changes across multiple entity types.

Yes, you can run entity queries with access checks and sorting in Drupal module development by using the getQuery method through the entity type manager to apply conditions, ranges, and sorting while respecting proper access restrictions.

Yes, this entity management approach works for migrations and custom tooling across multiple entity types by using EntityTypeManagerInterface to drive storage operations, supporting lifecycle operations for nodes, users, taxonomy terms, and media.

The best way to delete media entities and other content types programmatically in Drupal is to load the target entities via getStorage and call the delete method on them, ensuring proper access checks are applied during the entity lifecycle operation.