import { AtomConfig, AtomValueOrFactory, AtomGenerics } from '../../types/index.js';
import { Ecosystem } from '../Ecosystem.js';
import { AtomInstance } from '../instances/AtomInstance.js';
export declare abstract class AtomTemplateBase<G extends AtomGenerics, InstanceType extends AtomInstance<G>> {
    readonly key: string;
    readonly _value: AtomValueOrFactory<G>;
    protected readonly _config?: AtomConfig<G["State"]> | undefined;
    static $$typeof: symbol;
    readonly dehydrate?: AtomConfig<G['State']>['dehydrate'];
    readonly flags?: string[];
    readonly hydrate?: AtomConfig<G['State']>['hydrate'];
    readonly manualHydration?: boolean;
    readonly ttl?: number;
    /**
     * Set this to true when this atom template is a known override of another
     * atom template with the same key.
     *
     * This has no built-in functionality, but it allows plugins to identify
     * potentially problematic duplicate atom keys e.g. by hooking into the
     * `instanceReused` mod and logging a warning if the templates don't match and
     * neither is an override.
     */
    _isOverride?: boolean;
    constructor(key: string, _value: AtomValueOrFactory<G>, _config?: AtomConfig<G["State"]> | undefined);
    abstract _createInstance(ecosystem: Ecosystem, id: string, params: G['Params']): InstanceType;
    abstract getInstanceId(ecosystem: Ecosystem, params?: G['Params']): string;
}