import { Component, IOComponent, Stream } from '@motorcycle/types';
/**
 * This is nearly identical to the `run` found inside of `@motorcycle/run`. The
 * only difference is that it makes use of the test scheduler to create the
 * application's event loop. An additional property is returned with the `tick`
 * that allows you to control how time progresses.
 *
 * @name run<Sources, Sinks>(Main: Component<Sources, Sinks>, IO: IOComponent<Sinks, Sources>)
 * @example
 * import { run } from '@motorcycle/test'
 * import { makeDomComponent, div, button, h2, query, clickEvent } from '@motorcycle/dom'
 *
 * function Main(sources) {
 *   const { dom } = sources
 *
 *   const click$ = clickEvent(query('button', dom))
 *
 *   const count$ = scan(x => x + 1, click$)
 *
 *   const view$ = map(view, count$)
 *
 *   return { view$ }
 * }
 *
 * function view(count: number) {
 *   return div([
 *     h2(`Clicked ${count} times`),
 *     button('Click Me'),
 *   ])
 * }
 *
 * const Dom = fakeDomComponent({
 *   'button': {
 *     click: now(fakeEvent())
 *   }
 * })
 *
 * const { tick, dispose } = run(UI, Dom)
 *
 * tick(500).then(dispose)
 */
export declare function run<Sources extends Readonly<Record<string, any>>, Sinks extends Readonly<Record<string, Stream<any>>>>(Main: Component<Sources, Sinks>, IO: IOComponent<Sinks, Sources>): {
    sinks: Sinks;
    sources: Sources;
    dispose: () => void;
    tick: (delay: number) => Promise<void>;
};