import { IRowNode } from 'ag-grid-enterprise';
import { CellDataChangedInfo } from '../../AdaptableState/Common/CellDataChangedInfo';
import { IAdaptable } from '../../AdaptableInterfaces/IAdaptable';
import { AdaptableColumn } from '../../AdaptableState/Common/AdaptableColumn';
import { AdaptableApi } from '../../types';
export interface DataChangeHistoryData {
    primaryKey: string;
    changeKey: string;
    changeTriggerLabel: string;
    changedColumnLabel: string;
    changeInfo: CellDataChangedInfo;
}
export declare const getColumnHeaderLabel: (columnId: string, mainAdaptableInstance: IAdaptable) => string;
export declare const getChangeTriggerLabel: (changeInfo: CellDataChangedInfo) => string;
export declare const isValidChangeHistoryLogEntry: (changeInfo: CellDataChangedInfo | undefined) => changeInfo is CellDataChangedInfo;
export declare const mapChangeHistoryRowData: (changeHistoryLog: Record<string, CellDataChangedInfo>, mainAdaptableInstance: IAdaptable) => DataChangeHistoryData[];
export declare const getChangeHistoryRowChangeInfo: (rowData: Partial<DataChangeHistoryData> | undefined) => CellDataChangedInfo | undefined;
/**
 * Format an old/new value for display in the Data Change History Monitor.
 *
 * If the changed column has a `DisplayFormat` configured (via Format Column),
 * the value is run through the matching formatter so the History Log shows the
 * same rendered text the user sees in the grid (e.g. a timestamp appears as
 * `18:40:34` rather than the underlying `1751469622156`).
 *
 * If no `DisplayFormat` is scoped to the column, we fall back to `String(value)`
 * — which preserves the previous behaviour for columns whose raw value already
 * *is* the display value (e.g. plain numeric or string columns).
 *
 * Note: the `rowNode` passed here is the node captured when the change was
 * recorded. Its data may have moved on since; that only matters for
 * `CustomDisplayFormatters` that read other cells on the row — in which case
 * the formatted value reflects the current state of that row, not the state at
 * the time of the change. Any thrown error inside a formatter is swallowed and
 * the raw value is shown, so the History Monitor never crashes on stale data.
 */
export declare const formatChangeHistoryCellValue: (value: unknown, column: AdaptableColumn | undefined, rowNode: IRowNode | null | undefined, api: AdaptableApi) => string;