010118 repository factories
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Domain repository factory — functions accepting Drizzle tables to create reusable CRUD for test (tst_) and production (prd_/sys_) tables.
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Repository Factories
When to use
When building data access layers that need to work with different table schemas (test vs production) without duplicating code.
References
| Topic | File |
|---|---|
| Factory pattern overview | references/factory-pattern.md |
| Service dual-mode (index + test) | references/service-dual-mode.md |
| Generic admin system factory | references/admin-sys-factory.md |
Quick checklist
- Create one factory per domain, accepting tables as parameters
- Return an object with CRUD methods
- Use a type alias for the accepted table shape
- Cast with
as anyat the call site, not inside the factory - Create paired services:
index.ts(sys_) andtest.ts(tst_) - For simple CRUD tables, use the generic
createSysRepo()factory