import { Order } from './generated/index.js';
/**
 * An order with the total fee added.
 */
export interface EnrichedOrder extends Order {
    totalFee: string;
}
export interface Amounts<T> {
    sellAmount: T;
    buyAmount: T;
}
export interface Costs<T> {
    networkFee: {
        amountInSellCurrency: T;
        amountInBuyCurrency: T;
    };
    partnerFee: {
        amount: T;
        bps: number;
    };
}
/**
 * Details about costs and amounts, costs and fees of a quote.
 *
 * CoW Protocol quote has amounts (sell/buy) and costs (network fee), there is also partner fees.
 * Besides that, CoW Protocol supports both sell and buy orders and the fees and costs are calculated differently.
 *
 * The order of adding fees and costs is as follows:
 * 1. Network fee is always added to the sell amount
 * 2. Partner fee is added to the surplus amount (sell amount for sell-orders, buy amount for buy-orders)
 *
 * For sell-orders the partner fee is subtracted from the buy amount after network costs.
 * For buy-orders the partner fee is added on top of the sell amount after network costs.
 */
export interface QuoteAmountsAndCosts<T = bigint> {
    /**
     * Whether the quote is a sell or buy order.
     */
    isSell: boolean;
    /**
     * Estimated costs of settling the order.
     *
     * Costs are only payed if the order is executed. They cover the concept of gas costs to pay the solver for settling
     * your order onchain for you.
     *
     * They are payed in the sell token although for convenience, the costs data includes also the buy token
     * so UIs can decide how to show it to the user.
     */
    costs: Costs<T>;
    /**
     * Amounts before network costs. This amount could be shown to the user to reflect how much they are expected to get
     * before applying any costs or fees (if costs and fees are displayed separately).
     */
    beforeNetworkCosts: Amounts<T>;
    /**
     * Amounts after including network costs.
     */
    afterNetworkCosts: Amounts<T>;
    /**
     * Amounts after including partner fees (if any).
     *
     * This amount could be shown to the user, as the expected to receive amount already including any fees or costs.
     */
    afterPartnerFees: Amounts<T>;
    /**
     * Amounts after including the slippage tolerance.
     *
     * This is the minimum that the user will receive and the amount they will sign.
     *
     * It already accounts for all costs, fees and some slippage tolerance so they can execute the order even in the
     * event of the buy token appreciating.
     */
    afterSlippage: Amounts<T>;
}