/**
 * Params for Connection.New
 */
export interface ConnectionNewParams {
}
/**
 * Result for Connection.New
 */
export interface ConnectionNewResult {
    /** undocumented */
    address: string;
}
/**
 * Ask butler to listen for a new connection, so commands can
 * be sent to it.
 */
export declare const ConnectionNew: import("../support").RequestCreator<ConnectionNewParams, ConnectionNewResult>;
/**
 * Params for Version.Get
 */
export interface VersionGetParams {
}
/**
 * Result for Version.Get
 */
export interface VersionGetResult {
    /** Something short, like `v8.0.0` */
    version: string;
    /** Something long, like `v8.0.0, built on Aug 27 2017 @ 01:13:55, ref d833cc0aeea81c236c81dffb27bc18b2b8d8b290` */
    versionString: string;
}
/**
 * Retrieves the version of the butler instance the client
 * is connected to.
 *
 * This endpoint is meant to gather information when reporting
 * issues, rather than feature sniffing. Conforming clients should
 * automatically download new versions of butler, see the **Updating** section.
 */
export declare const VersionGet: import("../support").RequestCreator<VersionGetParams, VersionGetResult>;
/**
 * Params for Test.DoubleTwice
 */
export interface TestDoubleTwiceParams {
    /** The number to quadruple */
    number: number;
}
/**
 * Result for Test.DoubleTwice
 */
export interface TestDoubleTwiceResult {
    /** The input, quadrupled */
    number: number;
}
/**
 * Test request: asks butler to double a number twice.
 * First by calling @@TestDoubleParams, then by
 * returning the result of that call doubled.
 *
 * Use that to try out your JSON-RPC 2.0 over TCP implementation.
 */
export declare const TestDoubleTwice: import("../support").RequestCreator<TestDoubleTwiceParams, TestDoubleTwiceResult>;
/**
 * Params for Test.Double
 */
export interface TestDoubleParams {
    /** The number to double */
    number: number;
}
/**
 * Result for Test.Double
 */
export interface TestDoubleResult {
    /** The number, doubled */
    number: number;
}
/**
 * Test request: return a number, doubled. Implement that to
 * use @@TestDoubleTwiceParams in your testing.
 */
export declare const TestDouble: import("../support").RequestCreator<TestDoubleParams, TestDoubleResult>;
export declare const Progress: import("../support").NotificationCreator<{
    progress: number;
    eta: number;
    bps: number;
}>;