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Implement a comprehensive Data Access Layer (DAL) using the Repository Pattern to abstract database access and make it easy to swap underlying technologies (ORM, database, etc.). Key components: - Core types and interfaces for repositories - Base Drizzle repository implementation - User and Session repositories with domain-specific methods - Dependency injection container for managing repositories - Comprehensive documentation and usage examples Benefits: - Easy to replace Drizzle with another ORM (Prisma, TypeORM, etc.) - Type-safe with full TypeScript support - Testable with mockable interfaces - Centralized data access logic - Domain-focused repository methods
Replace complex repository pattern with simple function-based approach. Better-auth already handles users/sessions, so this provides a pattern for organizing custom business logic queries. Changes: - Remove over-engineered repository pattern - Add simple data-access pattern with clear examples - Include comprehensive README with usage patterns - Focus on starter simplicity and ease of use
WalkthroughThese changes establish a Data Access Layer pattern by introducing comprehensive documentation and a barrel file structure for centralized entity query management. Changes
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src/shared/data-access/index.ts (1)
1-13: Excellent documentation and clear structure for the barrel pattern.The file provides clear guidance on how to add exports and demonstrates the expected pattern. The JSDoc and example make it easy for future contributors to understand how to extend this module.
src/shared/data-access/README.md (1)
1-166: Comprehensive and well-structured documentation for the Data Access Layer pattern.The README clearly explains the pattern, provides practical examples with Drizzle ORM and Elysia, demonstrates real-world usage, and walks through adding a new entity. The benefits are well-articulated, and the examples align perfectly with the index.ts barrel structure. Developers will have a clear path for adoption.
| ``` | ||
| src/shared/data-access/ | ||
| ├── posts.ts # Post-related queries | ||
| ├── comments.ts # Comment-related queries | ||
| └── index.ts # Export all functions | ||
| ``` |
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Add language specification to the fenced code block.
The directory structure block should specify a language for the fenced code block to comply with markdown standards.
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├── posts.ts # Post-related queries
├── comments.ts # Comment-related queries
└── index.ts # Export all functions
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| src/shared/data-access/ | |
| ├── posts.ts # Post-related queries | |
| ├── comments.ts # Comment-related queries | |
| └── index.ts # Export all functions | |
| ``` |
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7-7: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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