import { TypedRouter } from './classes.typedrouter.js';
import * as plugins from './plugins.js';
export type IPostMethod = (typedRequestPostObject: plugins.typedRequestInterfaces.ITypedRequest) => Promise<plugins.typedRequestInterfaces.ITypedRequest>;
/**
 * this is an alternative to a post url supplied in `new Typedrequest(new TypedTarget(...), 'someMethodName')`
 * enables the use of custom post functions
 * used for things like broadcast channels
 * e.g. @designestate/dees-comms
 * the main difference here is, that the response comes back async and is routed by interest through typedrouter
 */
export type IPostMethodWithTypedRouter = (typedRequestPostObject: plugins.typedRequestInterfaces.ITypedRequest) => Promise<void> | Promise<plugins.typedRequestInterfaces.ITypedRequest>;
export interface ITypedTargetConstructorOptions {
    url?: string;
    postMethod?: IPostMethod;
    /**
     * a post method that does not return the answer
     */
    postMethodWithTypedRouter?: IPostMethodWithTypedRouter;
    /**
     * this typedrouter allows us to have easy async request response cycles
     */
    typedRouterRef?: TypedRouter;
}
/**
 * a typed target defines a target for requests
 */
export declare class TypedTarget {
    url: string;
    type: 'rest' | 'socket';
    options: ITypedTargetConstructorOptions;
    constructor(optionsArg: ITypedTargetConstructorOptions);
    /**
     * wether calls to this target are bound to the request/response cycle
     * if false, always delivers response as result of a call
     * if true, delivers response in a separate call
     * can only be async when type is 'socket'
     */
    isAsync: boolean;
    post<T extends plugins.typedRequestInterfaces.ITypedRequest>(payloadArg: T): Promise<T>;
}