import { type ParameterDefaults } from '../Options';
type NonFunction<T> = T extends (...args: any) => unknown ? never : T;
/**
 * The parameters object accepted by a binder method ‒ its single non-callback object argument. Methods in this library
 * take the shape `(id?, parameters?, callback?)`, so this extracts the `parameters` type regardless of whether an `id`
 * precedes it (the `id` is a `string`, the callback is a function, both of which are filtered out).
 */
type ParametersObject<F> = F extends (...args: any) => unknown ? NonFunction<Extract<Parameters<F>[number], object>> : never;
/**
 * Maps each method of a binder to the client-default keys that method's parameters actually declare. Listing a key a
 * method does not accept is a compile error, which prevents configuring a default the Mollie API would reject. (A
 * homomorphic mapped type ‒ rather than a filtered one ‒ so it resolves against the polymorphic `this` at the call
 * site; non-method properties resolve to `never` parameters and are simply never listed.)
 */
type DefaultsConfig<T> = {
    [P in keyof T]?: Array<keyof ParameterDefaults & keyof ParametersObject<T[P]>>;
};
/**
 * Wraps the binder methods named in `config` so that, when called, the client-level `defaults` are filled into the
 * method's parameters object for the listed keys ‒ but only where the caller did not already specify a value. The
 * wrapped methods are otherwise unchanged, and the passed parameters object is never mutated.
 *
 * Like `alias`, this is meant to be called from a binder constructor. It must be called BEFORE `alias`, so that any
 * aliases are created from the wrapped methods.
 */
export default function withParameterDefaults<T extends object>(target: T, networkClient: {
    parameterDefaults?: Readonly<ParameterDefaults>;
}, config: DefaultsConfig<T>): void;
export {};