import { CodegenConfig as CodegenConfig$1 } from '@graphql-codegen/cli';
import { PluginFunction } from '@graphql-codegen/plugin-helpers';

type ScalarsConfig = Partial<Record<string, Record<string, string> & {
    _default?: string;
}>>;
declare const caseTypes: readonly ["camelCase", "capitalCase", "constantCase", "dotCase", "headerCase", "noCase", "paramCase", "pascalCase", "pathCase", "sentenceCase", "snakeCase"];
type CaseType = (typeof caseTypes)[number];
/**
 * Config is being set through the config property in codegen.yml
 */
type PluginConfig = {
    /**
     * When true: plugin returns the builders-only, and skips disclaimer, utils, etc.
     * Very useful when (unit-)testing this plugin
     */
    buildersOnly?: boolean;
    /**
     * Choose a custom seed to use in `faker.seed()`
     * Default: 12345654321
     */
    fakerjsSeed?: number;
    namingConvention?: "keep" | `change-case-all#${CaseType}`;
    /**
     * Override fields with custom faker methods?
     */
    scalars?: ScalarsConfig;
    /**
     * Should we skip any fields? Notation is like: `VariantFragment.deliveryMethods`
     */
    skipFields?: string[];
    /**
     * Should we skip whole fragments? Notation is like: deliveryMethodInfo
     */
    skipFragments?: string[];
    /**
     * Where do we import the types from?
     */
    typeImport?: string;
};
type CodegenConfig = CodegenConfig$1 & {
    generates: {
        [outputpath: string]: CodegenConfig$1["generates"][string] & {
            config: PluginConfig;
        };
    };
};
type Plugin = PluginFunction<PluginConfig>;

/**
 * The entry-point called from graphql-codegen
 *
 * This plugin works in three steps:
 *
 * 1. Collect all data-types on all fields defined in graphql Types/Interfaces
 * 2. Collect all fields defined in Fragments, and map them against the collected fields in step-1.
 * 3. Write typescript based on gathered info in step 2.
 *
 */
declare const plugin: Plugin;

export { CodegenConfig, plugin };