/// <reference types="minilog" />
/**
 * This serializr PropertySchema can be used with @serializable(MomentSerializationSchema)
 * to make moment.js Moment objects serializable
 * @type {PropSchema}
 */
import { Context, PropSchema } from 'serializr';
import moment, { Moment } from 'moment';
import { DeserializationErrorPolicy, MomentSerializationOptions } from "./moment-serialization-options";
export declare function buildSerializer(valueIfUndefined?: any, useUtc?: boolean, serializationFormat?: string): (value: moment.Moment | undefined) => any;
export declare function validateDefaultDeserializeValue(defaultRestoreValue: Moment): boolean;
export declare function buildDeserializer(handleErrorPolicy?: DeserializationErrorPolicy, useUtc?: boolean, defaultRestoreValue?: Moment, logger?: Minilog): (jsonValue: string, callback: (err: any, targetPropertyValue: any) => void, context?: Context | undefined) => moment.Moment;
/**
 * This factory function returns a serialization schema for Moment objects.
 *
 * @default The default schema skips undefined moment objects in serialization and
 *          keeps timezone offset while serialization and deserialization.
 *          This differs from default moment.toIsoString() behavior, which converts local timestamps (with like +02:00 offset)
 *          to UTC in serialization (Strings with Z as offset)
 * @param options
 * @constructor
 */
export declare function MomentSerializationSchema(options?: MomentSerializationOptions): PropSchema;