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## createHasManyRepositoryFactory() function

Enforces a constraint on a repository based on a relationship contract between models. For example, if a Customer model is related to an Order model via a HasMany relation, then, the relational repository returned by the factory function would be constrained by a Customer model instance's id(s).

<b>Signature:</b>

```typescript
export declare function createHasManyRepositoryFactory<Target extends Entity, TargetID, ForeignKeyType>(relationMetadata: HasManyDefinition, targetRepositoryGetter: Getter<EntityCrudRepository<Target, TargetID>>): HasManyRepositoryFactory<Target, ForeignKeyType>;
```

## Parameters

|  Parameter | Type | Description |
|  --- | --- | --- |
|  relationMetadata | [HasManyDefinition](./repository.hasmanydefinition.md) | The relation metadata used to describe the relationship and determine how to apply the constraint. |
|  targetRepositoryGetter | [Getter](./context.getter.md)<!-- -->&lt;[EntityCrudRepository](./repository.entitycrudrepository.md)<!-- -->&lt;Target, TargetID&gt;&gt; | The repository which represents the target model of a relation attached to a datasource. |

<b>Returns:</b>

[HasManyRepositoryFactory](./repository.hasmanyrepositoryfactory.md)<!-- -->&lt;Target, ForeignKeyType&gt;

The factory function which accepts a foreign key value to constrain the given target repository