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.