import { OperationTypeNode } from 'graphql';
import { ExecutionRequest } from '@graphql-tools/utils';
/**
 * Merge multiple queries into a single query in such a way that query results
 * can be split and transformed as if they were obtained by running original queries.
 *
 * Merging algorithm involves several transformations:
 *  1. Replace top-level fragment spreads with inline fragments (... on Query {})
 *  2. Add unique aliases to all top-level query fields (including those on inline fragments)
 *  3. Prefix all variable definitions and variable usages
 *  4. Prefix names (and spreads) of fragments
 *
 * i.e transform:
 *   [
 *     `query Foo($id: ID!) { foo, bar(id: $id), ...FooQuery }
 *     fragment FooQuery on Query { baz }`,
 *
 *    `query Bar($id: ID!) { foo: baz, bar(id: $id), ... on Query { baz } }`
 *   ]
 * to:
 *   query (
 *     $graphqlTools1_id: ID!
 *     $graphqlTools2_id: ID!
 *   ) {
 *     graphqlTools1_foo: foo,
 *     graphqlTools1_bar: bar(id: $graphqlTools1_id)
 *     ... on Query {
 *       graphqlTools1__baz: baz
 *     }
 *     graphqlTools1__foo: baz
 *     graphqlTools1__bar: bar(id: $graphqlTools1__id)
 *     ... on Query {
 *       graphqlTools1__baz: baz
 *     }
 *   }
 */
export declare function mergeRequests(operationType: OperationTypeNode, requests: Array<ExecutionRequest>, extensionsReducer: (mergedExtensions: Record<string, any>, request: ExecutionRequest) => Record<string, any>): ExecutionRequest;