import { MegaDriver } from '@megaorm/driver';
import { MegaConnection } from '@megaorm/driver';
/**
 * SQLite driver responsible for creating SQLite connections.
 * @implements `MegaDriver` interface.
 * @example
 *
 * // Create a new SQLite driver using a file-based database
 * const driver = new SQLite('./database.sqlite');
 *
 * // Create a new SQLite driver using an in-memory database
 * const driver = new SQLite(':memory:');
 *
 * // Create connection
 * const connection = await driver.create();
 *
 * // Execute your queries
 * const result = await connection.query(sql, values);
 * console.log(result);
 *
 * // Begin a transaction
 * await connection.beginTransaction();
 *
 * // Commit transaction
 * await connection.commit();
 *
 * // Rollback transaction
 * await connection.rollback();
 *
 * @note
 * SQLite supports two types of databases:
 * 1. **File-based database**: The database is stored in a file on disk (e.g., `./database.sqlite`). Data is persisted.
 * 2. **In-memory database**: The database is stored entirely in memory and is not persisted to disk. When the connection is closed or the application stops, all data is lost.
 */
export declare class SQLite implements MegaDriver {
    /**
     * Unique identifier for the driver instance.
     */
    id: Symbol;
    /**
     * The SQLite database file path.
     */
    private path;
    /**
     * Constructs a SQLite driver with the given options.
     * @param path SQLite database file path like `./database.sqlite`, or `:memory:` for an in-memory database.
     * @example
     *
     * // Create a new SQLite driver with a file-based database
     * const driver = new SQLite('./database.sqlite');
     *
     * // Create a new SQLite driver with an in-memory database
     * const driver = new SQLite(':memory:');
     *
     * @note
     * - **File-based databases** are persistent. You can use them for long-term storage
     * - **In-memory databases** are non-persistent. They are faster because they don't involve file I/O, but all data is lost when the connection is closed or the application stops. Useful for testing or temporary data storage.
     */
    constructor(path: string);
    /**
     * Creates a new SQLite connection.
     * @returns A `Promise` that resolves with a new SQLite connection.
     * @throws  `CreateConnectionError` If connection creation fails.
     * @example
     *
     * // Create a new SQLite driver
     * const driver = new SQLite(path);
     *
     * // Create connection
     * const connection = await driver.create();
     *
     * // Execute your queries
     * const result = await connection.query(sql, values);
     * console.log(result);
     *
     * // Begin a transaction
     * await connection.beginTransaction();
     *
     * // Commit transaction
     * await connection.commit();
     *
     * // Rollback transaction
     * await connection.rollback();
     *
     * @note
     * - When using `:memory:` as the path, SQLite creates an in-memory database that is non-persistent.
     * - For a file-based database, the path should point to a valid file location like `./database.sqlite`
     * - An in-memory database can be ideal for tests and temporary storage because you lose all data once the application ends.
     */
    create(): Promise<MegaConnection>;
}