/**
 * From a SDK List function, make a function that directly outputs the list
 * By taking the resulting list out of the graphql response payload
 * @param listFunction a function that return the graphql response payload with the list stored in the key `list`
 */
export declare const getResultFromListFunction: (listFunction: any) => (variables: any) => Promise<any>;
/**
 * From a SDK Count function, make a function that directly outputs the count
 * By taking the resulting count out of the graphql response payload
 * @param countFunction a function that return the graphql response payload with the count stored in `connection.aggregate.count`
 */
export declare const getResultFromCountFunction: (countFunction: any) => (variables: any) => Promise<any>;
/**
 * From a SDK Result function, make a function that directly outputs the result
 * By taking the result out of the graphql response payload
 * @param resultFunction a function that return the graphql response payload with the result stored in the key `result`
 */
export declare const getResultFromResultFunction: (resultFunction: any) => (variables: any) => Promise<any>;
/**
 * Stream a list query as an async iterable using batches.
 * Allow to perform huge queries, replace queryHugeData
 */
export declare const streamQuery: <R>(listFunction: any, countFunction?: ({ offset, first }: {
    offset: any;
    first: any;
}) => Promise<{}>) => ({ first, offset, batchSize, batchConcurrency, ...variables }: {
    [x: string]: any;
    first?: number;
    offset?: number;
    batchSize?: number;
    batchConcurrency?: number;
}) => Promise<AsyncIterableIterator<R>>;