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Modules/bun:sqlite/AggregateOptions/step
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property

sqlite.AggregateOptions.step

step: (accumulator: T, ...args: any[]) => void | T

Called for each row of a group, with the accumulator and the arguments of the SQL function. What it returns is the new accumulator. When it returns undefined, the accumulator stays.

The number of its parameters after the first one is the number of arguments the SQL function takes, unless varargs is set.