export default throttleAndDebounce;
/**
 * Throttle and debounce a function call
 *
 * Throttling a function call means that the function is called at most every
 * `interval` milliseconds no matter how frequently you trigger a call.
 * Debouncing a function call means that the function is called the earliest
 * after `finalWait` milliseconds wait time where the function was not called.
 * Combining the two ensures that the function is called at most every
 * `interval` milliseconds and is ensured to be called with the very latest
 * arguments after after `finalWait` milliseconds wait time at the end.
 *
 * The following imaginary scenario describes the behavior:
 *
 * MS | interval=2 and finalWait=2
 * 01. y(f, 2, 2)(args_01) => f(args_01) call
 * 02. y(f, 2, 2)(args_02) => throttled call
 * 03. y(f, 2, 2)(args_03) => f(args_03) call
 * 04. y(f, 2, 2)(args_04) => throttled call
 * 05. y(f, 2, 2)(args_05) => f(args_05) call
 * 06. y(f, 2, 2)(args_06) => throttled call
 * 07. y(f, 2, 2)(args_07) => f(args_03) call
 * 08. y(f, 2, 2)(args_08) => throttled call
 * 09. nothing
 * 10. y(f, 2, 2)(args_10) => f(args_10) call from debouncing
 *
 * @template {any[]} Args
 * @param {(...args: Args) => void} func - Function to be throttled and debounced
 * @param {number} interval - Throttle intevals in milliseconds
 * @param {number} finalWait - Debounce wait time in milliseconds
 * @return {(request: unknown, ...args: Args) => void} - Throttled and debounced function
 */
declare function throttleAndDebounce<Args extends any[]>(func: (...args: Args) => void, interval: number, finalWait: number): (request: unknown, ...args: Args) => void;