Repository Pattern in JavaScript

Welcome to our RUclips tutorial on the "Repository Pattern in JavaScript"! 🚀
If you're a developer looking to level up your software architecture and data management skills, you've come to the right place. In this video, we're diving deep into the Repository Pattern-a powerful design pattern that streamlines your data access and manipulation in JavaScript applications.
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Video source code: github.com/alexrusin/travel-api-travels-service/tree/repository-pattern

[@watchparty1]

You're videos keep improving in quality and your coding advice is as strong as ever. Keep it up!

[@alexrusin]

I appreciate that!

[@ivanpaladino21]

very nice

[@alexrusin]

Thanks

[@albinjoseph2.0]

I am starting a project in mern stack and I am using typescript in repository pattern. unfortuntelty I don't find any materials on how to configure typescript and repository pattern in node :(

[@alexrusin]

I think it is about understanding typescript in general. Your goal for using repository pattern is to abstract data access. So, no matter what repository code is doing inside (accessing SQL db or No-SQL db, or file system for data), repository should return always the same object. This is your contract (type or interface). Now, if you switch implementation of your repository, you have to adhere to this contract. This way modules that consume your repository, won't have to be changed.