import { ConversationAddParticipantParams, ConversationCreateParams, ConversationCreateResponse, ConversationGetTokenResponse, ConversationMessageParams, ConversationRemoveParticipantParams, OystehrClientRequest } from '../..';
import { SDKResource } from '../../client/client';
import { OystehrConfig } from '../../config';
import * as ext from './conversation-ext';
export declare class Conversation extends SDKResource {
    #private;
    constructor(config: OystehrConfig);
    ENCOUNTER_VS_EXTENSION_URL: string;
    ENCOUNTER_VS_EXTENSION_RELATIVE_URL: string;
    /**
     * Helper function to get a conversationId from an encounter created as an Oystehr Conversation
     * @param encounter well-formed FHIR R4B or R5 Encounter
     * @returns conversationId
     */
    getConversationIdFromEncounter: typeof ext.getConversationIdFromEncounter;
    /**
     * Create a new Conversation. [Conversations](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/messaging/conversations/) allow you to build multi-channel bi-directional messaging workflows. For example, you might create a Conversation where a provider messages with a patient through a web app, and the patient receives and responds to messages via SMS on their phone.
     *
     * Access Policy Requirements:
     * Action: `Messaging:CreateConversation`
     * Access Policy Resource: `Messaging:Conversation`
     * Action: `FHIR:Create`
     * Access Policy Resource: `FHIR:Encounter`
     * Action: `FHIR:Update`
     * Access Policy Resource: `FHIR:Encounter`
     */
    create(params: ConversationCreateParams, request?: OystehrClientRequest): Promise<ConversationCreateResponse>;
    /**
     * Get a Conversation Token. Conversation Tokens are used to join the Conversation with the Twilio Conversations SDKs. [Conversations](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/messaging/conversations/) allow you to build multi-channel bi-directional messaging workflows. For example, you might create a Conversation where a provider messages with a patient through a web app, and the patient receives and responds to messages via SMS on their phone.
     *
     * Access Policy Action: `Messaging:GetConversationToken`
     * Access Policy Resource: `Messaging:Conversation`.
     */
    getToken(request?: OystehrClientRequest): Promise<ConversationGetTokenResponse>;
    /**
     * Add a participant to a Conversation. [Conversations](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/messaging/conversations/) allow you to build multi-channel bi-directional messaging workflows. For example, you might create a Conversation where a provider messages with a patient through a web app, and the patient receives and responds to messages via SMS on their phone.
     *
     * Access Policy Requirements:
     * Action: `Messaging:ConversationAddParticipant`
     * Access Policy Resource: `Messaging:Conversation`
     * Action: `FHIR:Read`
     * Access Policy Resource: `FHIR:Encounter`
     * Action: `FHIR:Update`
     * Access Policy Resource: `FHIR:Encounter`
     */
    addParticipant(params: ConversationAddParticipantParams, request?: OystehrClientRequest): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * Remove a participant from a Conversation. [Conversations](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/messaging/conversations/) allow you to build multi-channel bi-directional messaging workflows. For example, you might create a Conversation where a provider messages with a patient through a web app, and the patient receives and responds to messages via SMS on their phone.
     *
     * Access Policy Requirements:
     * Action: `Messaging:ConversationRemoveParticipant`
     * Access Policy Resource: `Messaging:Conversation`
     * Action: `FHIR:Read`
     * Access Policy Resource: `FHIR:Patient`, `FHIR:Practitioner`, or `FHIR:RelatedPerson`
     */
    removeParticipant(params: ConversationRemoveParticipantParams, request?: OystehrClientRequest): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * Send a message to a Conversation. [Conversations](https://docs.oystehr.com/oystehr/services/messaging/conversations/) allow you to build multi-channel bi-directional messaging workflows. For example, you might create a Conversation where a provider messages with a patient through a web app, and the patient receives and responds to messages via SMS on their phone.
     *
     * Access Policy Requirements:
     * Action: `Messaging:ConversationSendMessage`
     * Access Policy Resource: `Messaging:Conversation`
     */
    message(params: ConversationMessageParams, request?: OystehrClientRequest): Promise<void>;
}