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import type {ReadonlyJSONValue} from '../json';
// TODO(arv): Unify with src/scan-options.ts
// How to use ScanOptions. This could be simpler if we added more structure, eg// separate scan types for regular vs index scans, but opting instead for// simpler structure at the cost of making it slightly harder to hold.//// For *all* scans:// - limit: only return at most this many matches//// For *regular* scans:// - prefix: (primary) key prefix to scan, "" matches all of them// - start_key: start returning (primary key) matches from this value, inclusive//   unless:// - start_exclusive: start returning matches *after* the start_key// - start_key can be used for pagination//// For *index* scans:// - index_name: name of the index to use// - prefix: *secondary* key prefix to scan for, "" matches all of them// - start_secondary_key: start returning *secondary* key matches from this//   value, AND:// - start_key: if provided start matching on EXACTLY the start_secondary_key//   and return *primary* key matches starting from this value (empty string//   means all of them).// - start_exclusive: start returning matches *after* the (start_secondary_key,//   start_key) entry; exclusive covers both// - start_secondary_key and start_key can be used for pagination//// NOTE that in above for index scans if you provide Some start_key, the// secondary_index_key is treated as an exact match.export type ScanOptions = {  prefix?: string;  startSecondaryKey?: string;  startKey?: string;  startExclusive?: boolean;  limit?: number;  indexName?: string;};
export type ScanItem = {  primaryKey: string;  secondaryKey: string;  val: ReadonlyJSONValue;};