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 * Bungie.Net API
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 */
import { DestinyTalentNodeState } from './DestinyTalentNodeState';
import { DestinyMaterialRequirement } from './Definitions/DestinyMaterialRequirement';
import { DestinyTalentNodeStatBlock } from './DestinyTalentNodeStatBlock';
/**
 * I see you've come to find out more about Talent Nodes. I'm so sorry. Talent
 * Nodes are the conceptual, visual nodes that appear on Talent Grids. Talent Grids,
 * in Destiny 1, were found on almost every instanced item: they had Nodes that
 * could be activated to change the properties of the item. In Destiny 2, Talent
 * Grids only exist for Builds/Subclasses, and while the basic concept is the same (
 * Nodes can be activated once you've gained sufficient Experience on the Item, and
 * provide effects), there are some new concepts from Destiny 1. Examine
 * DestinyTalentGridDefinition and its subordinates for more information. This is
 * the "Live" information for the current status of a Talent Node on a specific
 * item. Talent Nodes have many Steps, but only one can be active at any one time:
 * and it is the Step that determines both the visual and the game state-changing
 * properties that the Node provides. Examine this and
 * DestinyTalentNodeStepDefinition carefully. *IMPORTANT NOTE* Talent Nodes are,
 * unfortunately, Content Version DEPENDENT. Though they refer to hashes for Nodes
 * and Steps, those hashes are not guaranteed to be immutable across content
 * versions. This is a source of great exasperation for me, but as a result anyone
 * using Talent Grid data must ensure that the content version of their static
 * content matches that of the server responses before showing or making decisions
 * based on talent grid data.
 * @see {@link https://bungie-net.github.io/#/components/schemas/Destiny.DestinyTalentNode}
 */
export interface DestinyTalentNode {
    /**
     * The index of the Talent Node being referred to (an index into
     * DestinyTalentGridDefinition.nodes[]). CONTENT VERSION DEPENDENT.
     */
    readonly nodeIndex: number;
    /**
     * The hash of the Talent Node being referred to (in DestinyTalentGridDefinition.
     * nodes). Deceptively CONTENT VERSION DEPENDENT. We have no guarantee of the hash'
     * s immutability between content versions.
     */
    readonly nodeHash: number;
    /**
     * An DestinyTalentNodeState enum value indicating the node's state: whether it can
     * be activated or swapped, and why not if neither can be performed.
     */
    readonly state: DestinyTalentNodeState;
    /** If true, the node is activated: it's current step then provides its benefits. */
    readonly isActivated: boolean;
    /**
     * The currently relevant Step for the node. It is this step that has rendering
     * data for the node and the benefits that are provided if the node is activated. (
     * the actual rules for benefits provided are extremely complicated in theory, but
     * with how Talent Grids are being used in Destiny 2 you don't have to worry about
     * a lot of those old Destiny 1 rules.) This is an index into:
     * DestinyTalentGridDefinition.nodes[nodeIndex].steps[stepIndex]
     */
    readonly stepIndex: number;
    /**
     * If the node has material requirements to be activated, this is the list of those
     * requirements.
     */
    readonly materialsToUpgrade: DestinyMaterialRequirement[];
    /**
     * The progression level required on the Talent Grid in order to be able to
     * activate this talent node. Talent Grids have their own Progression - similar to
     * Character Level, but in this case it is experience related to the item itself.
     */
    readonly activationGridLevel: number;
    /**
     * If you want to show a progress bar or circle for how close this talent node is
     * to being activate-able, this is the percentage to show. It follows the node's
     * underlying rules about when the progress bar should first show up, and when it
     * should be filled.
     */
    readonly progressPercent: number;
    /**
     * Whether or not the talent node is actually visible in the game's UI. Whether you
     * want to show it in your own UI is up to you! I'm not gonna tell you who to sock
     * it to.
     */
    readonly hidden: boolean;
    /**
     * This property has some history. A talent grid can provide stats on both the item
     * it's related to and the character equipping the item. This returns data about
     * those stat bonuses.
     */
    readonly nodeStatsBlock: DestinyTalentNodeStatBlock;
}