import { type MigrationResult, type MigrationStatus, type SchemaMigration } from '../utils/schema-migrations.js';
import { type SqliteDatabaseLike, type SqliteLikeClient } from './client.js';
export { type AppliedMigration, type MigrationResult, type MigrationStatus, migrationChecksum, type SchemaMigration, SchemaMigrationError, } from '../utils/schema-migrations.js';
/** Options for applying or inspecting SQLite migrations. */
export interface SqliteMigrateOptions {
    /** Plans without writing anything, not even the table that records migrations. */
    dryRun?: boolean;
    /** The table that records applied migrations. Defaults to `nexus_schema_migrations`. */
    table?: string;
}
/**
 * Where a SQLite database stands against a list of migrations. Reads only: on a database that has
 * never been migrated, everything is pending.
 */
export declare function sqliteMigrationStatus(database: SqliteLikeClient | SqliteDatabaseLike, migrations: readonly SchemaMigration[], options?: Pick<SqliteMigrateOptions, 'table'>): Promise<MigrationStatus>;
/**
 * Applies the pending migrations in order, recording each with a checksum.
 *
 * Each migration runs inside `BEGIN IMMEDIATE`, which takes SQLite's write lock: its statements and
 * the row recording it land together or not at all, and a second process migrating the same file
 * waits for the first instead of interleaving with it. A migration whose statements changed after it
 * ran is refused before anything is written.
 */
export declare function applySqliteMigrations(database: SqliteLikeClient | SqliteDatabaseLike, migrations: readonly SchemaMigration[], options?: SqliteMigrateOptions): Promise<MigrationResult>;
/** The statement that creates the migrations table, which `migrate()` runs first. */
export declare function sqliteMigrationsTableStatement(table?: string): string;