import { CoinAsObject } from '../../types';
declare type GasPrice = {
    gasPrice: number;
    gasPriceDenom: string;
};
declare type AmountList = CoinAsObject[];
export declare const displayCapitalizedString: (fieldValue: any) => string;
/**
 * Displays a wallet address by trimming length to 11.
 */
export declare const displayAddress: (fieldValue?: string) => string;
/**
 * amountList is an array of objects: amountList: [{ denom: 'a', amount: '1' }, {...}]
 * Note: If the denom is nhash, autoconvert to hash
 */
export declare const displayAmountList: (fieldValue: AmountList) => string[];
/**
 * Hash is fixed to 5 dec points by default.
 */
export declare const displayHashFormat: (fieldValue: string, toFixed?: number) => string;
/**
 * Amount be a CoinAsObject or an amount. Automatically convert nhash to hash.
 * For other denoms, defaults to display a capital case of the denom.
 */
export declare const displayCoinAsObject: (fieldValue: string | number | CoinAsObject) => string;
export declare const displayGasPrice: (fieldValue: GasPrice) => string;
export declare const displayDateAndTime: (fieldValue: string) => string;
/**
 * Deduce the formatting function based on the field and/or value. Value
 * is formatted below, otherwise it may be an array/object which is
 * recursively unpacked message-service and passed through the formatting
 * function again.
 *
 */
export declare const formatSingleValue: (value: any) => string;
/**
 * Deduce the formatting function based on the field and/or value. Value
 * is formatted below, otherwise it may be an array/object which is
 * recursively unpacked message-service and passed through the formatting
 * function again.
 */
export declare const formatCustomObj: (key: string, value: any) => string | string[] | null;
export {};