import { DuckDBWasmClient } from "./drizzle-adapter/client.mjs";
import { DuckDBWasmDrizzleDatabase } from "./drizzle-adapter/driver.mjs";
import "./drizzle-adapter/index.mjs";
import { Schema } from "./schema.mjs";
import { ScopedRunnerOptions, TableScope } from "@gscdump/engine/scope";
import { AsyncDuckDB, AsyncDuckDBConnection } from "@duckdb/duckdb-wasm";
interface InsightRunnerOptions {
  db: AsyncDuckDB;
  conn: AsyncDuckDBConnection;
  logger?: boolean;
}
interface InsightRunner {
  db: DuckDBWasmDrizzleDatabase<Schema>;
  client: Promise<DuckDBWasmClient>;
  close: () => Promise<void>;
}
declare function createInsightRunner(opts: InsightRunnerOptions): Promise<InsightRunner>;
/**
 * Build a per-table predicate set from {siteId, window}. The returned
 * `wherePredicates` composes with user-level filters via `mergeScope`.
 *
 * Note: the current SCHEMAS don't include `site_id` on any table (snapshots
 * are already per-site), so `siteId` is a no-op for now — kept in the API
 * so consumers can add the predicate without an interface change when
 * multi-site snapshots land.
 */
declare const scopeFor: (table: "pages" | "queries" | "countries" | "page_queries" | "dates" | "search_appearance" | "search_appearance_pages" | "search_appearance_queries" | "search_appearance_page_queries" | "hourly_pages", opts: ScopedRunnerOptions) => TableScope, mergeScope: typeof import("@gscdump/engine/scope").mergeScope;
export { InsightRunner, InsightRunnerOptions, type ScopedRunnerOptions, type TableScope, createInsightRunner, mergeScope, scopeFor };