import { Command } from '@oclif/core';
import { Logger, Org, SfdxConfigAggregator, SfError, SfProject } from '@salesforce/core';
import { AnyJson, JsonMap, Optional } from '@salesforce/ts-types';
import { OutputArgs, OutputFlags } from '@oclif/core/lib/interfaces';
import { flags as Flags, FlagsConfig } from './sfdxFlags';
import { Deprecation, TableColumns, UX } from './ux';
export interface SfdxResult {
    data?: AnyJson;
    tableColumnData?: TableColumns;
    display?: (this: Result) => void;
}
/**
 * A class that handles command results and formatting.  Use this class
 * to override command display behavior or to get complex table formatting.
 * For simple table formatting, use {@link SfdxCommand.tableColumnData} to
 * define a string array of keys to use as table columns.
 */
export declare class Result implements SfdxResult {
    data: AnyJson;
    tableColumnData?: TableColumns;
    ux: UX;
    constructor(config?: SfdxResult);
    display(): void;
}
/**
 * Defines a varargs configuration. If set to true, there will be no
 * validation and varargs will not be required.  The validator function
 * should throw an error if validation fails.
 */
export declare type VarargsConfig = {
    required: boolean;
    validator?: (name: string, value: string) => void;
} | boolean;
/**
 * A base command that provides convenient access to common SFDX flags, a logger,
 * CLI output formatting, scratch orgs, and devhubs.  Extend this command and set
 * various static properties and a flag configuration to add SFDX behavior.
 *
 * @extends @oclif/command
 * @see https://github.com/oclif/command
 */
export declare abstract class SfdxCommand extends Command {
    protected get statics(): typeof SfdxCommand;
    protected static supportsUsername: boolean;
    protected static requiresUsername: boolean;
    protected static supportsDevhubUsername: boolean;
    protected static requiresDevhubUsername: boolean;
    protected static requiresProject: boolean;
    protected static deprecated?: Deprecation;
    protected static tableColumnData: string[];
    protected static flagsConfig: FlagsConfig;
    protected static result: SfdxResult;
    protected static varargs: VarargsConfig;
    protected logger: Logger;
    protected ux: UX;
    protected configAggregator: SfdxConfigAggregator;
    protected org?: Org;
    protected hubOrg?: Org;
    protected project?: SfProject;
    protected result: Result;
    protected flags: OutputFlags<any>;
    protected args: OutputArgs;
    protected varargs?: JsonMap;
    /** event names to be registered for command specific hooks */
    protected readonly lifecycleEventNames: string[];
    private isJson;
    static getVarArgsConfig(): Partial<VarargsConfig> | undefined;
    _run<T>(): Promise<Optional<T>>;
    protected assignProject(): Promise<void>;
    protected assignOrg(): Promise<void>;
    protected assignHubOrg(): Promise<void>;
    protected shouldEmitHelp(): boolean;
    protected init(): Promise<void>;
    protected catch(err: any): Promise<void>;
    protected finally(err: Optional<Error>): Promise<void>;
    protected warnIfDeprecated(): void;
    protected getJsonResultObject(result?: AnyJson, status?: number): {
        status: number;
        result: AnyJson;
    };
    protected parseVarargs(args?: string[]): JsonMap;
    /**
     * Format errors and actions for human consumption. Adds 'ERROR running <command name>',
     * and outputs all errors in red.  When there are actions, we add 'Try this:' in blue
     * followed by each action in red on its own line.
     *
     * @returns {string[]} Returns decorated messages.
     */
    protected formatError(error: SfError): string[];
    /**
     * Initialize logger and ux for the command
     */
    protected initLoggerAndUx(): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * register events for command specific hooks
     */
    private hooksFromLifecycleEvent;
    static get flags(): Flags.Input<any>;
    static get usage(): string;
    /**
     * Actual command run code goes here.
     *
     * @returns {Promise<any>} Returns a promise
     * @throws {Error | SfError} Throws an error. If the error is not an SfError, it will
     * be wrapped in an SfError. If the error contains exitCode field, process.exitCode
     * will set to it.
     */
    abstract run(): Promise<any>;
}