kysely-hydrate 0.9.0 → 0.10.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ compromising the power or control of SQL. It offers these features:
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  - [Application-level joins](#application-level-joins-with-attach)
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  - [Mapped fields](#mapped-properties-with-mapfields) in hydrated queries
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  - [Computed properties](#computed-properties-with-extras) in hydrated queries
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- - [Hydrated writes](#hydrated-writes) (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE with RETURNING)
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+ - [Hydrated writes](#hydrated-writes) (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE with RETURNING, including multi-write CTE orchestration)
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  - [Counts, ordering, and limits](#pagination-and-aggregation) accounting for row explosion from nested joins
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  For example:
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  - [Output transformations with `.map()`](#output-transformations-with-map)
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  - [Composable mappings with `.with()`](#composable-mappings-with-with)
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  - [Hydrated writes](#hydrated-writes)
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+ - [Initializing with writes](#initializing-with-writes-querysetas)
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+ - [Reusing query sets for writes](#reusing-query-sets-for-writes)
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+ - [Multi-write orchestration with `.writeAs()` and `.write()`](#multi-write-orchestration-with-writeas-and-write)
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  - [Type helpers](#type-helpers)
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  - [Hydrators](#hydrators)
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  - [Creating hydrators with `createHydrator()`](#creating-hydrators-with-createhydrator)
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  };
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  ```
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+ #### Multi-write orchestration with `.writeAs()` and `.write()`
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+ Sometimes a single `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, or `DELETE` isn't enough and you need to
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+ orchestrate multiple writes in one statement. For example, updating a user _and_
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+ inserting an audit log entry atomically.
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+ In Postgres, this is done with data-modifying CTEs: a `SELECT` whose `WITH`
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+ clause contains `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, or `DELETE` statements. Kysely supports this
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+ natively with `.with()`.
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+ `writeAs()` takes two callbacks. The first builds CTEs and returns a query
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+ creator. The second builds the SELECT that references CTE names. The CTEs are
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+ placed at the top level of the generated SQL—which is where Postgres requires
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+ data-modifying CTEs to live—while the SELECT becomes a derived table with no
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+ CTEs to strip.
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+ ```ts
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+ const result = await querySet(db)
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+ .writeAs(
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+ "updated",
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+ (db) =>
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+ db
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+ // Data-modifying CTE: update the user
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+ .with("updated", (qb) =>
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+ qb
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+ .updateTable("users")
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+ .set({ email: "new@example.com" })
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+ .where("id", "=", userId)
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+ .returningAll(),
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+ )
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+ // Data-modifying CTE: insert an audit log entry
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+ .with("audit", (qb) =>
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+ qb.insertInto("audit_log").values({ userId, action: "email_changed" }).returning(["id"]),
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+ ),
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+ // Select from the update result
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+ (qc) => qc.selectFrom("updated").select(["id", "username", "email"]),
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+ )
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+ .executeTakeFirstOrThrow();
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+ // ⬇
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+ type Result = { id: number; username: string; email: string };
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+ ```
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+ **Generated SQL:**
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+ ```sql
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+ WITH "updated" AS (
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+ UPDATE "users" SET "email" = $1 WHERE "id" = $2 RETURNING *
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+ ),
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+ "audit" AS (
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+ INSERT INTO "audit_log" ("userId", "action") VALUES ($3, $4) RETURNING "id"
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+ )
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+ SELECT "updated"."id", "updated"."username", "updated"."email"
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+ FROM (SELECT "id", "username", "email" FROM "updated") AS "updated"
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+ ```
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+ Like `insertAs` and friends, `writeAs()` supports joins, extras, and all the
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+ usual query set features.
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+ `.write()` is the instance-method equivalent—it switches the base query of an
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+ existing query set, just like `.insert()` does for inserts:
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+ ```ts
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+ const usersQuerySet = querySet(db)
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+ .selectAs("user", db.selectFrom("users").select(["id", "username", "email"]))
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+ .leftJoinMany("posts" /* ... */)
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+ .extras({ gravatarUrl: (u) => getGravatar(u.email) });
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+ // Reuse the canonical query set for a select query with data-modifying CTE.
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+ const result = await usersQuerySet
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+ .write(
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+ (db) =>
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+ db.with("updated", (qb) =>
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+ qb
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+ .updateTable("users")
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+ .set({ email: "new@example.com" })
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+ .where("id", "=", userId)
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+ .returningAll(),
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+ ),
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+ (qc) => qc.selectFrom("updated").select(["id", "username", "email"]),
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+ )
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+ .executeTakeFirstOrThrow();
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+ // ⬇ Result includes posts and gravatarUrl!
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+ type Result = {
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+ id: number;
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+ username: string;
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+ email: string;
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+ gravatarUrl: string;
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+ posts: Array<{ id: number; title: string; user_id: number }>;
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+ };
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+ ```
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  ### Type Helpers
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  Kysely Hydrate provides type helpers that mirror
package/dist/index.d.mts CHANGED
@@ -1366,6 +1366,18 @@ interface MappedQuerySet<in out T extends TQuerySet> extends k.Compilable, k.Ope
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  * Like {@link insert}, but switches to a `DELETE` statement.
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  */
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  delete<IQB extends k.DeleteQueryBuilder<any, any, T["BaseQuery"]["O"]>>(dqb: DeleteQueryBuilderOrFactory<T["DB"], IQB>): MaybeMappedQuerySet<TWithBaseQuery<T, InferTDeleteQuery<IQB>>>;
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+ /**
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+ * Switches the base query to a `SELECT` that may contain data-modifying CTEs.
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+ *
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+ * Callback 1 receives `db`, builds CTEs, and returns a query creator.
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+ * Callback 2 receives a query creator typed with the CTE names and builds
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+ * the SELECT.
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+ *
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+ * @param cteFn - Builds CTEs; returns a query creator.
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+ * @param selectFn - Builds the SELECT referencing CTE names.
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+ * @returns A new QuerySet with the write query as the base.
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+ */
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+ write<NewDB, SQB extends k.SelectQueryBuilder<any, any, T["BaseQuery"]["O"]>>(cteFn: (db: k.Kysely<T["DB"]>) => k.QueryCreator<NewDB>, selectFn: (qc: k.QueryCreator<NewDB>) => SQB): MaybeMappedQuerySet<TWithBaseQuery<T, InferTSelectQuery<SQB>>>;
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  }
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  /**
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  * A query set that supports nested joins and automatic hydration.
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  */
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  deleteAs<Alias extends string, DQB extends k.DeleteQueryBuilder<any, any, InputWithDefaultKey>>(alias: Alias, query: DeleteQueryBuilderOrFactory<DB$1, DQB>): InitialQuerySet<DB$1, Alias, InferTDeleteQuery<DQB>>;
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  deleteAs<Alias extends string, UQB extends AnyDeleteQueryBuilder>(alias: Alias, query: DeleteQueryBuilderOrFactory<DB$1, UQB>, keyBy: KeyBy<InferO<NoInfer<UQB>>>): InitialQuerySet<DB$1, Alias, InferTDeleteQuery<UQB>>;
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+ /**
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+ * Initializes a new query set with a base `SELECT` query that may contain
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+ * data-modifying CTEs.
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+ *
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+ * Any CTEs on the provided query will be hoisted to the top level of the
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+ * generated SQL, which is required by Postgres for data-modifying CTEs.
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+ *
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+ * This enables multi-write CTE orchestration patterns like:
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+ * ```ts
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+ * const result = await querySet(db)
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+ * .writeAs("updated",
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+ * (db) => db.with("updated", (qb) =>
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+ * qb.updateTable("users")
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+ * .set({ email: "new@example.com" })
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+ * .where("id", "=", 1)
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+ * .returningAll()
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+ * ),
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+ * (qc) => qc.selectFrom("updated").selectAll()
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+ * )
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+ * .executeTakeFirst();
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+ * ```
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+ *
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+ * @param alias - The alias for the base query.
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+ * @param cteFn - A callback that receives `db` and builds the CTEs, returning a query creator.
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+ * @param selectFn - A callback that receives the query creator and builds the SELECT referencing CTE names.
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+ * @param keyBy - The key(s) to uniquely identify rows. Defaults to `"id"`.
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+ * @returns A new QuerySet.
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+ */
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+ writeAs<Alias extends string, NewDB, SQB extends k.SelectQueryBuilder<any, any, InputWithDefaultKey>>(alias: Alias, cteFn: (db: k.Kysely<DB$1>) => k.QueryCreator<NewDB>, selectFn: (qc: k.QueryCreator<NewDB>) => SQB): InitialQuerySet<DB$1, Alias, InferTSelectQuery<SQB>>;
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+ writeAs<Alias extends string, NewDB, SQB extends AnySelectQueryBuilder>(alias: Alias, cteFn: (db: k.Kysely<DB$1>) => k.QueryCreator<NewDB>, selectFn: (qc: k.QueryCreator<NewDB>) => SQB, keyBy: KeyBy<InferO<NoInfer<SQB>>>): InitialQuerySet<DB$1, Alias, InferTSelectQuery<SQB>>;
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  /**
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package/dist/index.mjs CHANGED
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  * @see {@link QuerySet} - Query builder interface
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  * @see {@link MappedQuerySet} - Mapped query builder interface
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+ /**
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+ * A stateless Kysely plugin that strips the WITH clause from a
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+ * SelectQueryNode. Used to remove CTEs that the query creator
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+ * attaches to queries built via `selectFn` in `.write()` / `.writeAs()`.
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+ * The CTEs are already captured separately in `writeQueryCreator`.
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+ */
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+ const stripWithPlugin = {
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+ transformQuery(args) {
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+ const node = args.node;
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+ if (node.kind === "SelectQueryNode" && node.with) return {
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+ ...node,
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+ with: void 0
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+ };
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+ return node;
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+ },
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+ async transformResult(args) {
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+ return args.result;
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+ }
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+ };
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  #getSelectFromBase(isNested, isLocalSubquery) {
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- if (isSelectQueryBuilder(baseQuery)) return applyHoistedSelections(db.selectFrom(baseQuery.as(baseAlias)), baseQuery, baseAlias);
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+ const { db, baseQuery, baseAlias, writeQueryCreator } = this.#props;
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+ if (isSelectQueryBuilder(baseQuery)) {
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+ if (writeQueryCreator) {
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+ if (isNested) throw new InvalidJoinedQuerySetError(baseAlias);
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+ let qb$1 = writeQueryCreator.selectFrom(baseQuery.as(baseAlias));
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+ qb$1 = applyHoistedSelections(qb$1, baseQuery, baseAlias);
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+ return qb$1;
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+ }
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+ return applyHoistedSelections(db.selectFrom(baseQuery.as(baseAlias)), baseQuery, baseAlias);
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  delete(iqb) {
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+ write(cteFn, selectFn) {
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+ const qc = cteFn(this.#props.db);
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+ const baseQuery = selectFn(qc).withPlugin(stripWithPlugin);
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+ return this.#clone({
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+ writeQueryCreator: qc
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+ });
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+ }
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+ baseQuery,
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+ keyBy: keyBy ?? DEFAULT_KEY_BY,
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+ hydrator: createHydrator().orderByKeys(),
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+ joinCollections: /* @__PURE__ */ new Map(),
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+ attachCollections: /* @__PURE__ */ new Map(),
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+ limit: null,
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+ offset: null,
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+ orderBy: [],
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+ orderByKeys: true,
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+ frontModifiers: [],
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+ writeQueryCreator: qc
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+ });
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "kysely-hydrate",
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- "version": "0.9.0",
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  "description": "Explicit ORM-style queries with Kysely",
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/GiacoCorsiglia/kysely-hydrate#readme",
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  "bugs": {