import type { ReferenceOptions } from './Property';
import type { EntityName, AnyEntity, FilterQuery, AnyString } from '../typings';
import { type QueryOrderMap } from '../enums';
export declare function ManyToMany<T extends object, O>(entity?: ManyToManyOptions<T, O> | string | (() => EntityName<T>), mappedBy?: (string & keyof T) | ((e: T) => any), options?: Partial<ManyToManyOptions<T, O>>): (target: AnyEntity, propertyName: string) => any;
export interface ManyToManyOptions<Owner, Target> extends ReferenceOptions<Owner, Target> {
    /** Set this side as owning. Owning side is where the foreign key is defined. This option is not required if you use `inversedBy` or `mappedBy` to distinguish owning and inverse side. */
    owner?: boolean;
    /** Point to the inverse side property name. */
    inversedBy?: (string & keyof Target) | ((e: Target) => any);
    /** Point to the owning side property name. */
    mappedBy?: (string & keyof Target) | ((e: Target) => any);
    /** Condition for {@doclink collections#declarative-partial-loading | Declarative partial loading}. */
    where?: FilterQuery<Target>;
    /** Set default ordering. */
    orderBy?: QueryOrderMap<Target> | QueryOrderMap<Target>[];
    /** Force stable insertion order of items in the collection (see {@doclink collections | Collections}). */
    fixedOrder?: boolean;
    /** Override default order column name (`id`) for fixed ordering. */
    fixedOrderColumn?: string;
    /** Override default name for pivot table (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). */
    pivotTable?: string;
    /** Set pivot entity for this relation (see {@doclink collections#custom-pivot-table-entity | Custom pivot table entity}). */
    pivotEntity?: string | (() => EntityName<any>);
    /** Override the default database column name on the owning side (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is only for simple properties represented by a single column. */
    joinColumn?: string;
    /** Override the default database column name on the owning side (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is suitable for composite keys, where one property is represented by multiple columns. */
    joinColumns?: string[];
    /** Override the default database column name on the inverse side (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is only for simple properties represented by a single column. */
    inverseJoinColumn?: string;
    /** Override the default database column name on the inverse side (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is suitable for composite keys, where one property is represented by multiple columns. */
    inverseJoinColumns?: string[];
    /** Override the default database column name on the target entity (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is only for simple properties represented by a single column. */
    referenceColumnName?: string;
    /** Override the default database column name on the target entity (see {@doclink naming-strategy | Naming Strategy}). This option is suitable for composite keys, where one property is represented by multiple columns. */
    referencedColumnNames?: string[];
    /** What to do when the target entity gets deleted. */
    deleteRule?: 'cascade' | 'no action' | 'set null' | 'set default' | AnyString;
    /** What to do when the reference to the target entity gets updated. */
    updateRule?: 'cascade' | 'no action' | 'set null' | 'set default' | AnyString;
}