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MongoDB query language for in-memory objects

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import { CollationSpec, Options } from "./core"; import { Iterator, Source } from "./lazy"; import { Any, AnyObject, Callback, Predicate } from "./types"; /** * The `Cursor` class provides a mechanism for iterating over a collection of data * with support for filtering, projection, sorting, skipping, and limiting results. * It is designed to be chainable and supports lazy evaluation for efficient data processing. * * @template T - The type of the elements in the cursor. */ export declare class Cursor<T> { #private; /** * Creates an instance of the Cursor class. * * @param source - The source of data to be iterated over. * @param predicate - A function or condition to filter the data. * @param projection - An object specifying the fields to include or exclude in the result. * @param options - Optional settings to customize the behavior of the cursor. */ constructor(source: Source, predicate: Predicate<Any>, projection: AnyObject, options?: Options); /** Returns the iterator from running the query */ private fetch; /** Returns an iterator with the buffered data included */ private fetchAll; /** * Return remaining objects in the cursor as an array. This method exhausts the cursor * @returns {Array} */ all(): T[]; /** * Returns the number of objects return in the cursor. This method exhausts the cursor * @returns {Number} */ count(): number; /** * Returns a cursor that begins returning results only after passing or skipping a number of documents. * @param {Number} n the number of results to skip. * @return {Cursor} Returns the cursor, so you can chain this call. */ skip(n: number): Cursor<T>; /** * Limits the number of items returned by the cursor. * * @param n - The maximum number of items to return. * @returns The current cursor instance for chaining. */ limit(n: number): Cursor<T>; /** * Returns results ordered according to a sort specification. * @param {AnyObject} modifier an object of key and values specifying the sort order. 1 for ascending and -1 for descending * @return {Cursor} Returns the cursor, so you can chain this call. */ sort(modifier: AnyObject): Cursor<T>; /** * Applies a sort operation to the cursor using the specified sort modifier. * * @param modifier - An object specifying the sort order. The keys represent * the field names, and the values indicate the sort direction (e.g., 1 for * ascending and -1 for descending). * @returns The current cursor instance for method chaining. */ collation(spec: CollationSpec): Cursor<T>; /** * Retrieves the next item in the cursor. * * If there are items in the internal buffer, the next item is returned from the buffer. * Otherwise, it fetches the next item from the underlying data source. * * @returns The next item of type `T` if available, or `undefined` if there are no more items. */ next(): T; /** * Determines if there are more elements available in the cursor. * * This method checks if there are any elements left in the internal buffer. * If the buffer is empty, it attempts to fetch the next element from the source. * If a new element is found, it is added to the buffer and the method returns `true`. * Otherwise, it returns `false` indicating no more elements are available. * * @returns {boolean} `true` if there are more elements to iterate over, otherwise `false`. */ hasNext(): boolean; /** * Transforms the elements of the cursor using the provided callback function. * * @template R - The type of the elements in the resulting array. * @template T - The type of the elements in the cursor. * @param fn - A callback function that is invoked for each element in the cursor. * It receives the current element, its index, and the entire array as arguments. * @returns An array of transformed elements of type `R`. */ map<R>(fn: Callback<R, T>): R[]; /** * Iterates over all elements in the cursor and executes the provided callback function for each element. * * @param fn - A callback function to execute for each element. The function receives the following arguments: * - `t`: The current element being processed in the cursor. * - `i`: The index of the current element in the array. * - `a`: The array of all elements in the cursor. */ forEach(fn: Callback<void, T>): void; /** * Returns an iterator for the cursor, allowing it to be used in `for...of` loops. * The iterator fetches all the results from the cursor. * * @returns {Iterator} An iterator over the fetched results. */ [Symbol.iterator](): Iterator; }