import { DirEntry, Tree } from '@angular-devkit/schematics';
import { Constructor } from '@rxap/schematics-utilities';
import { ParsedElement } from '@rxap/xml-parser';
export declare function FindTemplate(template: string, host: Tree, basePath: string | undefined, baseDirEntry?: DirEntry): string | null;
/**
 * Parse the template and returns the ParsedElement object
 *
 * The template parameter can be an xml document or a path to a xml document.
 *
 * The xml document must be in the templates directory.
 *
 * It is possible to provide a relative template path.
 * If the basePath property is not set to undefined then a search in the sub directory is
 * started.
 *
 * Examples
 *
 * Example 1
 *
 * template = 'views/tables/product.xml'
 * basePath = undefined
 *
 * The following path are checked in order:
 * - templates/views/tables/product.xml
 * - templates/shared/views/tables/product.xml
 *
 * Example 2
 *
 * template = 'views/tables/product.xml'
 * basePath = 'feature/product'
 *
 * The following path are checked in order:
 * - templates/feature/product/views/tables/product.xml
 * - templates/shared/views/tables/product.xml
 *
 * @param DOMParser
 * @param host a schematic Tree instance
 * @param template the path to the template xml document or a xml document
 * @param basePath the basePath for the search
 * @param elements a collection of ParsedElement class constructors that should be include in the xml parsing
 */
export declare function ParseTemplate<T extends ParsedElement>(DOMParser: typeof window.DOMParser, host: Tree, template: string, basePath: string | string[] | undefined, ...elements: Array<Constructor<ParsedElement>>): T;