Fix TypeScript Definitions for RxQuery

[FlorianKoerner]

RxQuery must differ between model and result to get typeof working. And where also allows a key from the model.

[ihadeed]

Ahh good call. I just looked through the code and realized it doesn't make sense. .find() wouldn't be able to get the keys from the model since we're passing an array as a type.

[ihadeed]

SyncOptions interface in rx-collection.d.ts need to be changed.

The query property has the type RxQuery<any> assigned to it. Needs to be changed to RxQuery<any, any>.

Alternatively, we can remove <any> from there, and provide default types to RxQuery class declaration:

export declare class RxQuery<RxDocumentType = any, RxQueryResult = any> {

[FlorianKoerner]

@ihadeed Thanks for the hint. Fixed.

[pubkey]

Thx @FlorianKoerner for the PR. The ci is now working again, please merge the master into this PR.

I see one more problem with nested documents. For example the following does not work:

type DocType = {
  age: number,
  nestedObject: {
    foo: string,
    bar: number
  }
};
const myCollection: RxCollection<DocType> = await myDb.collection({
  name: 'humans',
  schema: {},
  autoMigrate: false,
});

const query = myCollection.findOne().where('nestedObject.foo').eq('foobar');

Results int:

Argument of type '"nestedObject.foo"' is not assignable to parameter of type '"collection" | "deleted" | "$" | "deleted$" | "synced$" | "resync" | "primary" | "get$" | "get" |...'. (2345)

[FlorianKoerner]

@pubkey solved "nestedObject.foo" with keyof RxDocumentType | string. So you will get an autocompletion, but you can also use other values.

[pubkey]

Thx @FlorianKoerner for the great work. Merged.