Repository pattern is a common design pattern that used to develop many applications like web based or mobile based application. In this article, the repository pattern is implemented in Go programming language. This pattern is implemented to develop console-based application to manage products data.
Repository pattern is software design pattern that usually consist of many components including repository, service and client.
Repository: This component is used to access directly into the storage. This storage can be local storage or database.
Service: This component is used to execute some functions from repository. This component acts as a "bridge" between the client and the repository.
Client: This component is used to execute some functions from client so the client only take care what is needed to be used.
The repository pattern is illustrated in this picture.
Create a Go project with this command. The domain name can be customized based on your repository.
go mod init github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products
Install dependency to create an id.
go get github.com/google/uuid |
Create some directories called model, repository, service and client.
Inside model directory, create new file called product.go. In this file, the struct that represents the product entity is created.
package model // Product represents product entity type Product struct { Id string Name string Description string Price float64 Stock int } |
In the same directory, create a new file called productInput.go. In this file, the struct that used to add or update product data is created.
package model // ProductInput represents input for product data type ProductInput struct { Name string Description string Price float64 Stock int } |
Inside repository directory, create a new file called repository.go. In this file, the repository component is created to access directly into the storage. The storage that is used is a simple local storage using slice. All the CRUD functionalities that related to product data are created.
package repository
import (
"github.com/google/uuid"
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/model"
)
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// create local storage
var database []model.Product = []model.Product{}
// GetProducts returns all products
func GetProducts() []model.Product {
return database
}
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// GetProductById returns product data by ID
func GetProductById(id string) (int, model.Product) { var product model.Product var productIndex int for index, v := range database { if v.Id == id { product = v productIndex = index } } return productIndex, product } |
// AddProduct to add new product data
func AddProduct(productInput model.ProductInput) model.Product {
var newProduct model.Product = model.Product{
Id: uuid.NewString(),
Name: productInput.Name,
Description: productInput.Description,
Price: productInput.Price,
Stock: productInput.Stock,
}
database = append(database, newProduct)
return newProduct
}
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// UpdateProduct to update product data
func UpdateProduct(id string, productInput model.ProductInput) model.Product {
index, product := GetProductById(id)
product.Name = productInput.Name
product.Description = productInput.Description
product.Price = productInput.Price
product.Stock = productInput.Stock
database[index] = product
return product
}
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// DeleteProduct to delete product data
func DeleteProduct(id string) bool { var afterDeleted []model.Product = []model.Product{} for _, v := range database { if v.Id != id { afterDeleted = append(afterDeleted, v) } } database = afterDeleted return true } |
Inside service directory, create a new file called service.go. In this file, the service component is created to use all the functionalities from the repository component.
package service
import (
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/model"
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/repository"
)
// GetProducts returns all products
func GetProducts() []model.Product {
return repository.GetProducts()
}
// GetProductById returns product by ID
func GetProductById(id string) (int, model.Product) {
productIndex, product := repository.GetProductById(id)
return productIndex, product
}
// AddProduct returns added product
func AddProduct(productInput model.ProductInput) model.Product {
return repository.AddProduct(productInput)
}
// UpdateProduct returns updated product
func UpdateProduct(id string, productInput model.ProductInput) model.Product {
return repository.UpdateProduct(id, productInput)
}
// DeleteProduct returns delete result
func DeleteProduct(id string) bool {
return repository.DeleteProduct(id)
}
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Inside client directory, create a new file called client.go. In this file, the client application is created that is using service component.
package client
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/model"
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/service"
)
// display the main menu
func DisplayMenu() {
var choice int
fmt.Println("Products Manager App")
fmt.Println("Please choose the menu")
for {
fmt.Println("1. Get all products")
fmt.Println("2. Get Product by ID")
fmt.Println("3. Add new product")
fmt.Println("4. Update product")
fmt.Println("5. Delete product")
fmt.Println("6. Quit")
fmt.Scanln(&choice)
switch choice {
case 1:
getAllProducts()
case 2:
getProductById()
case 3:
addProduct()
case 4:
updateProduct()
case 5:
deleteProduct()
case 6:
fmt.Println("Good bye..")
return
default:
fmt.Println("Input invalid!")
fmt.Println("Please choose from 1-6")
}
}
}
// retrieve all products
func getAllProducts() {
var products []model.Product = service.GetProducts()
if len(products) != 0 {
fmt.Println("All products")
for _, product := range products {
showProductData(product)
}
} else {
fmt.Println("No products found!")
}
}
// retrieve product data by ID
func getProductById() {
var productId string
fmt.Println("Enter product ID: ")
fmt.Scanln(&productId)
_, product := service.GetProductById(productId)
fmt.Println("Product data")
showProductData(product)
}
// add new product
func addProduct() {
var reader *bufio.Reader = bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
var name, description string
var price float64
var stock int
fmt.Println("Enter product name: ")
name, _ = reader.ReadString('\n')
fmt.Println("Enter product description: ")
description, _ = reader.ReadString('\n')
fmt.Println("Enter product price: ")
fmt.Scanf("%f\n", &price)
fmt.Println("Enter product stock: ")
fmt.Scanf("%d\n", &stock)
var newProduct model.ProductInput = model.ProductInput{
Name: name,
Description: description,
Price: price,
Stock: stock,
}
var insertedProduct = service.AddProduct(newProduct)
fmt.Println("Your inserted product")
showProductData(insertedProduct)
}
// update product data
func updateProduct() {
var reader *bufio.Reader = bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
var productId, name, description string
var price float64
var stock int
fmt.Println("Enter product id: ")
fmt.Scanf("%s\n", &productId)
fmt.Println("Enter product name: ")
name, _ = reader.ReadString('\n')
fmt.Println("Enter product description: ")
description, _ = reader.ReadString('\n')
fmt.Println("Enter product price: ")
fmt.Scanf("%f\n", &price)
fmt.Println("Enter product stock: ")
fmt.Scanf("%d\n", &stock)
var productData model.ProductInput = model.ProductInput{
Name: name,
Description: description,
Price: price,
Stock: stock,
}
var updatedProduct = service.UpdateProduct(productId, productData)
fmt.Println("Your updated data")
showProductData(updatedProduct)
}
// delete product data
func deleteProduct() {
var productId string
fmt.Println("Enter product id: ")
fmt.Scanf("%s\n", &productId)
var isDeleted bool = service.DeleteProduct(productId)
if isDeleted {
fmt.Println("Data deleted!")
}
}
// display product data
func showProductData(product model.Product) {
fmt.Println("========================")
fmt.Println("ID: ", product.Id)
fmt.Println("Name: ", product.Name)
fmt.Println("Description: ", product.Description)
fmt.Println("Price: ", product.Price)
fmt.Println("Stock: ", product.Stock)
fmt.Println("========================")
}
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The client is already created. Use the client in main.go file.
package main
import (
"github.com/nadirbasalamah/go-products/client"
)
func main() {
client.DisplayMenu()
}
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The repository pattern implementation is finished. Run the application using go run main.go command.
Add new product Products Manager App Please choose the menu 1. Get all products 2. Get Product by ID 3. Add new product 4. Update product 5. Delete product 6. Quit 3 Enter product name: macbook Enter product description: cool macbook Enter product price: 299 Enter product stock: 1000 Your inserted product ======================== ID: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Name: macbook Description: cool macbook Price: 299 Stock: 1000 ======================== Get all products 1. Get all products 2. Get Product by ID 3. Add new product 4. Update product 5. Delete product 6. Quit 1 All products ======================== ID: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Name: macbook Description: cool macbook Price: 299 Stock: 1000 ======================== ======================== ID: 2f43132a-1ff9-4315-b5d7-941976cef6b2 Name: ps5 Description: new gaming console Price: 298 Stock: 100 ======================== Get product by ID 1. Get all products 2. Get Product by ID 3. Add new product 4. Update product 5. Delete product 6. Quit 2 Enter product ID: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Product data ======================== ID: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Name: macbook Description: cool macbook Price: 299 Stock: 1000 ======================== Update product data 1. Get all products 2. Get Product by ID 3. Add new product 4. Update product 5. Delete product 6. Quit 4 Enter product id: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Enter product name: macbook pro Enter product description: newest macbook Enter product price: 1200 Enter product stock: 99 Your updated data ======================== ID: b5e9ff7f-d87c-4b97-a3b8-9660da983752 Name: macbook pro Description: newest macbook Price: 1200 Stock: 99 ======================== Delete product data 1. Get all products 2. Get Product by ID 3. Add new product 4. Update product 5. Delete product 6. Quit 5 Enter product id: f78057cf-c3d8-4ab-a642-e9cadf495896 Data deleted! |
I hope this article is helpful to learn the implementation of repository pattern in Go programming language.
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