/**
 * `readAsVisitor(fetcher, params)`, for a plugin's PUBLIC route (the search,
 * the comparison): the rows of a table as a visitor is served them. The read
 * goes through the table route's handler without the server-call marker, so
 * the visitor row policy applies — only published posts, only active
 * products, never a hidden column — exactly as for the storefront's own
 * reads. The fetcher's `fetchData` would read as the server does: every row.
 */
export declare const VISITOR_READ_SOURCE = "// The rows as a visitor is served them: the table route's own policy applies.\nasync function readAsVisitor(fetcher, params) {\n  const req = { query: params, method: 'GET', headers: {}, cookies: {} }\n  let status = 200\n  let result = null\n  const res = {\n    status: (code) => {\n      status = code\n      return res\n    },\n    json: (data) => {\n      result = data\n      return res\n    },\n    setHeader: () => res,\n  }\n  await fetcher.handler(req, res)\n  if (status !== 200 || !result || !result.success) {\n    throw new Error((result && result.error) || 'The rows could not be read')\n  }\n  return result.data\n}";
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