import { TextLoader } from "langchain/document_loaders/fs/text";
/**
 * Loads a CSV file into a list of documents.
 * Each document represents one row of the CSV file.
 *
 * When `column` is not specified, each row is converted into a key/value pair
 * with each key/value pair outputted to a new line in the document's pageContent.
 *
 * @example
 * // CSV file:
 * // id,html
 * // 1,<i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 * // 2,<i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 *
 * const loader = new CSVLoader("path/to/file.csv");
 * const docs = await loader.load();
 *
 * // docs[0].pageContent:
 * // id: 1
 * // html: <i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 *
 * When `column` is specified, one document is created for each row, and the
 * value of the specified column is used as the document's pageContent.
 *
 * @example
 * // CSV file:
 * // id,html
 * // 1,<i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 * // 2,<i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 *
 * const loader = new CSVLoader("path/to/file.csv", "html");
 * const docs = await loader.load();
 *
 * // docs[0].pageContent:
 * // <i>Corruption discovered at the core of the Banking Clan!</i>
 */
type CSVLoaderOptions = {
    column?: string;
    separator?: string;
};
/**
 * A class that extends the TextLoader class. It represents a document
 * loader that loads documents from a CSV file. It has a constructor that
 * takes a `filePathOrBlob` parameter representing the path to the CSV
 * file or a Blob object, and an optional `options` parameter of type
 * `CSVLoaderOptions` or a string representing the column to use as the
 * document's pageContent.
 */
export declare class CSVLoader extends TextLoader {
    protected options: CSVLoaderOptions;
    constructor(filePathOrBlob: string | Blob, options?: CSVLoaderOptions | string);
    /**
     * A protected method that parses the raw CSV data and returns an array of
     * strings representing the pageContent of each document. It uses the
     * `dsvFormat` function from the `d3-dsv` module to parse the CSV data. If
     * the `column` option is specified, it checks if the column exists in the
     * CSV file and returns the values of that column as the pageContent. If
     * the `column` option is not specified, it converts each row of the CSV
     * data into key/value pairs and joins them with newline characters.
     * @param raw The raw CSV data to be parsed.
     * @returns An array of strings representing the pageContent of each document.
     */
    protected parse(raw: string): Promise<string[]>;
}
export {};