import { TrackOptions } from '../interfaces';
import { AnyPlotOptions } from '../../plots/interfaces';
import { Scale, Domain } from '../../common/interfaces';
import { Plot } from '../../plots';
/**
 * Config object used to define a plot in the graph track options
 */
export interface PlotConfig {
    id: string | number;
    type: string;
    options?: AnyPlotOptions;
}
export declare type PlotCreatorFunction = (config: PlotConfig, trackScale: Scale) => Plot;
/**
 * Factory object for creating an instance of a plot given a type
 */
export interface PlotFactory {
    [propName: string]: PlotCreatorFunction;
}
interface PaddingConfig {
    size: number;
    hideExcessData: boolean;
}
/**
 * Available graph track options
 */
export interface GraphTrackOptions extends TrackOptions {
    /**
     * Collection of plot config objects
     */
    plots?: PlotConfig[];
    /**
     * Data for all plots in the track. May be of any type or a function or promise
     * returning data. The plots will need to have a data accessor function defined, that
     * can pick the data it needs from this value.
     */
    data?: Promise<any> | Function | any;
    /**
     * Whether or not to show the loader or not (if configured)
     */
    showLoader?: boolean;
    /**
     * Scale type to use. This scale applies to all plots unless the plot config has its
     * own scale and domain set. Can be 'linear' or 'log'.
     */
    scale?: string;
    /**
     * Domain to use for the graph data range
     */
    domain?: Domain;
    /**
     * Determines if the legend should be clickable to toggle plots on/off when used within a
     * LogController with graphLegendConfig enabled. Default is true.
     */
    togglePlotFromLegend?: boolean;
    /**
     * Plot factory to use. If using custom plot types, you need to pass an extended/custom plot
     * factory that knows how to create an instance of plot types which are not part of the libs
     * standard plot types.
     */
    plotFactory?: PlotFactory;
    /**
     * An optional function to transform the track data before being passed to the plots. This
     * is typically used to downsample data at low zoom levels.
     */
    transform?: (data: any, scale: Scale) => Promise<any>;
    /**
     * Set to true to always run data transform function. By default (false), transforms will only run
     * if the domain (zoom level) changes.
     */
    alwaysTransform?: boolean;
    /**
     * Option to add spacing around the track, for when information may extend beyond the track itself,
     * for example stat dip tail that defines aziumuth
     */
    padding?: PaddingConfig;
    /**
     * Option to only use major ticks in the graph track
     */
    majorTicksOnly?: boolean;
    forceDataUpdateOnToggle?: boolean;
}
export {};