import { SQLiteListArgs, SQLiteParams, SQLiteType, SQLiteBlob, SQLiteDouble, SQLiteInteger, SQLiteNull, SQLiteText } from './SQLiteTypes';
/**
 * @since v0.2.0
 */
export declare class SQLiteParamAdapter {
    constructor();
    /**
     * Attempt to adapt an arbitrary data type to a supported SQLite Type
     *
     * There is a set of default adaptions for common types including
     * null, strings and numbers which are all passthrough types. There is also
     * default adaptions for booleans, Dates and blobs, where booleans are
     * convered to an integer of 1 or 0, Dates are converted to an ISO string,
     * and blobs are adapted to a special JSON format to represent bytearrays.
     *
     * If required, any of the _adapt* methods could be overwritten to change
     * the behaviour however it would be recommended to keep the defaults.
     *
     * If you are importing custom types, override the `_adapt` method to handle
     * them.
     *
     * @param v
     * @returns
     */
    private $adapt;
    protected _adaptInt8TypedArray(v: Int8Array | Uint8Array): Promise<SQLiteBlob>;
    protected _adaptArrayBuffer(v: ArrayBuffer): Promise<SQLiteBlob>;
    protected _adaptBlob(v: Blob): Promise<SQLiteBlob>;
    protected _adaptDate(v: Date): SQLiteText;
    protected _adaptBoolean(v: boolean): SQLiteInteger;
    protected _adaptString(v: string): SQLiteText;
    protected _adaptNumber(v: number): SQLiteDouble | SQLiteInteger;
    protected _adaptNull(v: null): SQLiteNull;
    protected _adapt(v: unknown): Promise<SQLiteType>;
    processArray(input: unknown[][]): Promise<SQLiteListArgs>;
    processKWargs(input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<SQLiteParams>;
}