import { ObjectLiteral } from "../common/ObjectLiteral";
import { Brackets } from "./Brackets";
/**
 * Query Builders can implement this interface to support where expression
 */
export interface WhereExpression {
    /**
     * Sets WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * If you had previously WHERE expression defined,
     * calling this function will override previously set WHERE conditions.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    where(where: string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Sets WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * If you had previously WHERE expression defined,
     * calling this function will override previously set WHERE conditions.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    where(where: Brackets, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Sets WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * If you had previously WHERE expression defined,
     * calling this function will override previously set WHERE conditions.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    where(where: ObjectLiteral, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Sets WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * If you had previously WHERE expression defined,
     * calling this function will override previously set WHERE conditions.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    where(where: ObjectLiteral[], parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Sets WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * If you had previously WHERE expression defined,
     * calling this function will override previously set WHERE conditions.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    where(subQuery: (qb: this) => string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new AND WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    andWhere(where: string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new AND WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    andWhere(where: Brackets, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new AND WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    andWhere(subQuery: (qb: this) => string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new OR WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    orWhere(where: string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new OR WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    orWhere(where: Brackets, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new OR WHERE condition in the query builder.
     * Additionally you can add parameters used in where expression.
     */
    orWhere(subQuery: (qb: this) => string, parameters?: ObjectLiteral): this;
    /**
     * Adds new AND WHERE with conditions for the given ids.
     *
     * Ids are mixed.
     * It means if you have single primary key you can pass a simple id values, for example [1, 2, 3].
     * If you have multiple primary keys you need to pass object with property names and values specified,
     * for example [{ firstId: 1, secondId: 2 }, { firstId: 2, secondId: 3 }, ...]
     */
    whereInIds(ids: any | any[]): this;
    /**
     * Adds new AND WHERE with conditions for the given ids.
     *
     * Ids are mixed.
     * It means if you have single primary key you can pass a simple id values, for example [1, 2, 3].
     * If you have multiple primary keys you need to pass object with property names and values specified,
     * for example [{ firstId: 1, secondId: 2 }, { firstId: 2, secondId: 3 }, ...]
     */
    andWhereInIds(ids: any | any[]): this;
    /**
     * Adds new OR WHERE with conditions for the given ids.
     *
     * Ids are mixed.
     * It means if you have single primary key you can pass a simple id values, for example [1, 2, 3].
     * If you have multiple primary keys you need to pass object with property names and values specified,
     * for example [{ firstId: 1, secondId: 2 }, { firstId: 2, secondId: 3 }, ...]
     */
    orWhereInIds(ids: any | any[]): this;
}