classSetProfileImage{private$image_store;// Is this $image_repo?
Also, I have another question, in class EloquentUserRepostiory you are using Domain\User and function get return Domain\User, is it an Eloquent model?
If it is an Eloquent model, how do you implement the repository with MongoDB, which isn't supported by Eloquent?
Maybe, we should use Entity instead of Eloquent Model?
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Thanks for pointing that out, I'll correct it shortly.
You are correct, the above get call would return an eloquent model, which isn't ideal. If I were to take this code example further, I would create a domain class for User that is completely independent from Eloquent, and then translate from it to the Eloquent model inside the repository.
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Thanks for interesting article!
A minor mistake in class
SetProfileImage:Also, I have another question, in class
EloquentUserRepostioryyou are usingDomain\Userand functiongetreturnDomain\User, is it an Eloquent model?If it is an Eloquent model, how do you implement the repository with MongoDB, which isn't supported by Eloquent?
Maybe, we should use Entity instead of Eloquent Model?
Hi Tuam,
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll correct it shortly.
You are correct, the above
getcall would return an eloquent model, which isn't ideal. If I were to take this code example further, I would create a domain class forUserthat is completely independent from Eloquent, and then translate from it to the Eloquent model inside the repository.