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import type { FieldAffectingData } from 'payload';
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import { GraphQLInputObjectType } from 'graphql';
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/**
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* In GraphQL, you can use "where" as an argument to filter a collection. Example:
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* { Posts(where: { title: { equals: "Hello" } }) { text } }
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* This function defines the operators for a field's condition in the "where" argument of the collection (it thus gets called for every field).
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* For example, in the example above, it would control that
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* - "equals" is a valid operator for the "title" field
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* - the accepted type of the "equals" argument has to be a string.
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*
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* @param field the field for which their valid operators inside a "where" argument is being defined
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* @param parentName the name of the parent field (if any)
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* @returns all the operators (including their types) which can be used as a condition for a given field inside a where
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*/
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export declare const withOperators: (field: FieldAffectingData, parentName: string) => GraphQLInputObjectType;
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//# sourceMappingURL=withOperators.d.ts.map |