import { HandlersInput } from './handler.js';
type Options = {
    port?: number;
};
/**
 * Main class for the Integration SDK providing an abstraction layer between the Integration's Graph definition
 * and the underlying HTTP server.
 *
 * An `Integration` instance can have multiple handlers configured to handle different routes. Upon receiving a request,
 * the Integration will parse the request to extract meaninful information, match the request to the appropriate handler
 * method and forward that information in the form a {@link Context} object.
 * The Integration also offer standardized error handling and logging to help you build a robust
 * and reliable Integration.
 *
 * See our {@link https://dev.unito.io/docs/ | documentation} for more examples on how to build an integration.
 */
export default class Integration {
    private handlers;
    private instance;
    private port;
    /**
     * Creates a new Integration instance with default port set to 9200.
     *
     * @param options The {@link Options} to configure the Integration instance. Can be used to override the default port.
     */
    constructor(options?: Options);
    /**
     * Adds a group of common handlers to the integration.
     *
     * Handlers added to the integration can be one of the following:
     * - `ItemHandlers`: A group of handlers defining the implementation of the Operations available for a given item.
     * - `CredentialAccountHandlers`: A handler returning the CredentialAccount linked to the caller's credentials.
     * - `ParseWebhookHandlers`: A handler parsing the content of an incoming webhook.
     * - `WebhookSubscriptionHandlers`: A handler subscribing or unsubscribing to a particular webhook.
     * - `AcknowledgeWebhookHandlers`: A handler acknowledging the reception of a webhook.
     *
     * To accomodate the fact that ItemHandlers may specify multiple operations, some at the collection level, some at the
     * item level, we need a way to define the route for each of these operations.
     * To achieve this, we assume that if the last part of the path is a variable, then it is the item identifier.
     *
     * @example The following path: `/trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/:pokemonId` will lead to the following
     * routes:
     * - getCollection will be called for `GET /trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/` requests
     * - getItem will be called for `GET /trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/:pokemonId` requests
     * - createItem will be called for `POST /trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/` requests
     * - updateItem will be called for `PATCH /trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/:pokemonId` requests
     * - deleteItem will be called for `DELETE /trainer/:trainerId/pokemons/:pokemonId` requests
     *
     * @param path The path to be used as Route for the handlers.
     * @param handlers The Handlers definition.
     */
    addHandler(path: string, handlers: HandlersInput): void;
    /**
     * Starts the server and listens on the specified port (default to 9200).
     *
     * @remarks
     * This function should be called after all the handlers have been added to the integration
     * and any other configuration is completed.
     */
    start(): void;
}
export {};