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Before learning How to create a repository in Shopware6, let’s check out what are repositories in Shopware6.

What are the repositories in Shopware 6?

Simply stating: repositories are database tables in Showare6.

In reality, it is not so straightforward, but that is the reality for the most part.

Repositories are the way to go if you need to work with data from a database, either read or write it. You can, of course, gain direct access to the database and run your own SQL code, but this should only be used as a last option because you risk missing something and breaking things.

Above the database, repositories provide a pleasant abstraction layer that verifies all dependencies and assures data integrity. Repositories should be able to let you accomplish whatever you need with the data while being secure and compliant with the Shopware 6 data structure.

How to create the repositories

You must have a repository available in your class to be able to deal with it. This is accomplished through dependency injection in the class's function. Here's a small explanation of how we may use the product and customer repositories in our class:

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