export declare const enum MatchMode {
    /**
     * For any lambda property assertions, wrap the actual value in an Assert
     * and pass that as the first parameter. Nevertheless, if the return value
     * of the lambda is a strict (===) true or false, then true is pass,
     * false is fail. Other property assertion types function as normal.
     */
    asserts = "asserts",
    /**
     * Default. Tries to interpret assertion properties as a person might. If the property is a:
     *  1. Lambda - then either assert, or use the boolean return value to determine pass/fail (true/false).
     *  2. RegExp - then, if the actual value is a string, check for a match.
     *     If its a regular expression,
     *     perform a strict equals (===) on their string representations. Otherwise, throw.
     *  3. Object/Array - then, if the actual value is the same, recurse. Otherwise, throw.
     *  4. all else - perform a strict equals.
     *
     * A lambda assertion should be of the form
     *  - (actualValue: any) => boolean | IFluentNode | void;
     *
     * where actualValue is the current property's value, and IFluentNode is the return
     * value of an assertion (lets the framework know you didn't intend a boolean assertion).
     */
    normal = "normal",
    /**
     * Forces literal interpretation of property values, even if they are lambdas or
     * regular expressions. Similar to deepEquals, but will only check defined properties,
     * rather than failing when one is missing.
     */
    literal = "literal",
}