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IDBPCursorIteratorValue

interface IDBPCursorIteratorValue <DBTypes extends DBSchema | unknown = unknown, TxStores extends ArrayLike<StoreNames<DBTypes>> = ArrayLike<StoreNames<DBTypes>>, StoreName extends StoreNames<DBTypes> = StoreNames<DBTypes>, IndexName extends IndexNames<DBTypes, StoreName> | unknown = unknown, Mode extends IDBTransactionMode = "readonly"> extends IDBPCursorIteratorValueExtends<DBTypes, TxStores, StoreName, IndexName, Mode> {

advance<T>(this: T, count: number): void;

continue<T>(this: T, key?: CursorKey<DBTypes, StoreName, IndexName>): void;

continuePrimaryKey<T>(

this: T,

key: CursorKey<DBTypes, StoreName, IndexName>,

primaryKey: StoreKey<DBTypes, StoreName>,

): void;

}

§Type Parameters

DBTypes extends DBSchema | unknown = unknown

TxStores extends ArrayLike<StoreNames<DBTypes>> = ArrayLike<StoreNames<DBTypes>>

StoreName extends StoreNames<DBTypes> = StoreNames<DBTypes>

IndexName extends IndexNames<DBTypes, StoreName> | unknown = unknown

Mode extends IDBTransactionMode = "readonly"

§Extends

IDBPCursorIteratorValueExtends<DBTypes, TxStores, StoreName, IndexName, Mode>

§Methods

advance<T>(this: T, count: number): void

Advances the cursor a given number of records.

continue<T>(this: T, key?: CursorKey<DBTypes, StoreName, IndexName>): void

Advance the cursor by one record (unless 'key' is provided).

@param key

Advance to the index or object store with a key equal to or greater than this value.

continuePrimaryKey<T>(

this: T,

key: CursorKey<DBTypes, StoreName, IndexName>,

primaryKey: StoreKey<DBTypes, StoreName>,

): void

Advance the cursor by given keys.

The operation is 'and' – both keys must be satisfied.

@param key

Advance to the index or object store with a key equal to or greater than this value.

@param primaryKey

and where the object store has a key equal to or greater than this value.