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php version: 7.4
laravel version: 7.26.0

Symfony\Component\ErrorHandler\Error\FatalError
Access level to App\Repositories\CategoriesRepository::entity() 
must be public (as in class Orkhanahmadov\EloquentRepository\EloquentRepository)

^ error in browser
and if i made that entity function to public its saying its not compatible with entity() in the EloquentRepository

even if i generated it via the make:repository command i get the same result

<?php

 

namespace App\Repositories;

 

use App\Models\Category;

use Orkhanahmadov\EloquentRepository\EloquentRepository;

 

class CategoriesRepository extends EloquentRepository

{

    /**

     * Defines entity.

     *

     * @return mixed

     */

    protected function entity()

    {

        return Category::class;

    }

I have an issue to use EloquentRepository,

for example, I have many models and I want to apply repository pattern for most of them, some belong to User with regular relation belongsTo(User::class) and some belong to User with polymorphic relations,

If I want to get posts that belong to a user, how can I get them using an instance of EloquentRepository
how to do that?

keep in mind, I don't want to override base methods located in Repository\Concerns in every repository that I create!

Can you please explain or provide a solution to this problem?

Are you planning to introduce firstOrCreate in the repository?

Apologies on title, not sure how to title it...

If you had a list of say 10 customers; and you attempted to view any of the customers. It would result in the viewing of one particular customer (customer would not be the first record in the system). The UUID of the customer would change, but the outcome would be the same.

-- High level footnote; You want to view customer A, it will show C, if you tried customer B, it would show C. E to C, F to C.

I caught that a model relationship of

    public static function getCustomerById($id): UuidInterface
    {
        return self::where('id', $id)->first();
    }

And using the relationship in a controller doing firstOrFail() onto the model method.

     $customer = Customer::getCustomerById($id)->firstOrFail()

I'm not sure how you could yield an error from chaining a first() and a firstOrFail() together but this was a weird bug that I thought could be prevented.

Laravel Version

Laravel 8.83.4

Incompatible with PHP8. I don't know whether it's only due to the fact that a PHP version is whitelisted in composer.json.