import React from 'react';
/**
 * A description for either a field or a section. If undefined or false, it will not be shown.
 * If its a JSX.Element, it will be rendered as description. If its a string, the string
 * will be rendered. If its an array of strings, they will be rendered as distinctive paragraphs.
 */
export type Description = string | string[] | JSX.Element | undefined | false;
/**
 * The input structure for creating a new form, either by directly rendering it as component in
 * Ink, or by invoking ``openForm(form)`` with it. You have to supply a ``form`` attribute to
 * define the structure of the form. You should also supply a ``onSubmit`` attribute to receive
 * the results when the user submits the form.
 *
 * The form is uncontrolled by default, you can specify an initial value with ``initialValue``. You
 * can also switch to controlled mode by explicitly setting a ``value`` and reacting to ``onChange``
 * events.
 */
export interface FormProps {
    /** Structure of the form, i.e. which fields are contained in which sections. */
    form: FormStructure;
    initialValue?: object;
    /** Current value of the form. Omit to leave the component in uncontrolled mode. */
    value?: object;
    onChange?: (value: object) => void;
    /**
     * ``onSubmit`` is triggered when the user has completed all required fields and triggers the
     * submit button at the end of the page.
     *
     * @param value the final value of the form.
     * */
    onSubmit?: (value: object) => void;
    /**
     * You can use custom field implementations, by specifying their ``type`` attribute to a custom
     * value and supplying a FormFieldManager here that can handle this type.
     */
    customManagers?: FormFieldManager<FormField | AbstractFormField<any, any>>[];
}
/**
 * Top-level structure of the form. A form is composed of several sections, which are
 * displayed as distinct tabs, each containing several fields.
 */
export interface FormStructure {
    /** The title of the form is shown at the top throughout the application. */
    title?: string;
    /** A form contains several sections, each displayed as a tab. */
    sections: FormSection[];
}
/**
 * A form is composed of several sections of which only one can be shown at once. It is
 * composed of several form fields. The title is shown as tab-text for the section.
 * A description can be supplied which will be shown at the top of the form.
 *
 * Note that all form fields are stored in a global value object, regardless of section structure.
 */
export interface FormSection {
    /** Title of the section, will be shown as its tab name. */
    title: string;
    /** List of form fields which are visible when this section is open. */
    fields: FormField[];
    /** Optional text that describes this section. */
    description?: Description;
}
/**
 * A form field describes a type of input, i.e. text input, number input etc.
 *
 * Included are:
 * - FormFieldString
 * - FormFieldInteger
 * - FormFieldFloat
 * - FormFieldSelect
 * - FormFieldBoolean
 *
 * You can add your own form field by extending ``AbstractFormField`` and implementing
 * an associated ``FormFieldManager<CustomFormField>``.
 */
export type FormField = FormFieldString | FormFieldInteger | FormFieldFloat | FormFieldSelect | FormFieldBoolean | AbstractFormField<any, any>;
export type ValueOfField<T extends FormField> = T extends AbstractFormField<any, infer V> ? V : never;
export type TypeOfField<T extends FormField> = T extends AbstractFormField<infer V, any> ? V : never;
export type AbstractFormField<T extends string, V> = {
    /**
     * The type uniquely identifies which kind of form field is used, e.g. 'string', 'integer'. This tells
     * the library which form field manager should be used to handle this form field.
     */
    type: T;
    /**
     * The name uniquely identifies the input field and is used to store the value in the output
     * structure, i.e. if ``field.name === 'myFieldName'``, then the value chosen by the user
     * is available in the output stucture in ``output['myFieldName']``. Note that the section
     * structure is irrelevant for the output structure, just the name uniquely identifies the
     * field.
     */
    name: string;
    /**
     * A quick description of the field. If omitted, the name will be used as label.
     */
    label?: string;
    /** An optional verbose description which will only be shown when the field is expanded. */
    description?: Description;
    /** If this is set to true, the form cannot be submitted if this fields value is empty or undefined. */
    required?: boolean;
    initialValue?: V;
    onChange?: (value: V, name: string) => void;
};
export type FormFieldBoolean = AbstractFormField<'boolean', boolean> & {};
export type FormFieldString = AbstractFormField<'string', string> & {
    /** Set to e.g. ``*`` to use as password field.  */
    mask?: string;
    /** If supplied, the user cannot use a value which does not conform this regular expression. */
    regex?: RegExp;
    placeholder?: string;
};
export type FormFieldInteger = AbstractFormField<'integer', number> & {
    min?: number;
    max?: number;
    /** The user can use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the value by that step amount. */
    step?: number;
    placeholder?: string;
};
export type FormFieldFloat = AbstractFormField<'float', number> & {
    min?: number;
    max?: number;
    /** The user can use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the value by that step amount. */
    step?: number;
    placeholder?: string;
};
export type FormFieldSelect = AbstractFormField<'select', string> & {
    options: Array<{
        label?: string;
        value: string;
    }>;
};
export interface FormFieldValueRendererProps<T extends FormField> {
    value?: ValueOfField<T>;
    field: T;
}
/**
 * A FormFieldManager is responsible for handling a input kind, i.e. a ``FormField``, by specifying
 * how its input should be rendered. Implement a custom ``FormFieldManager`` and supply it to the
 * form to add custom form fields.
 */
export interface FormFieldManager<T extends FormField> {
    /** This value must match the ``FormField.type`` value you use for your custom form fields. */
    type: TypeOfField<T>;
    needCtrlToReturnSave?: boolean;
    /** Render method for rendering the input component if the field is expanded. */
    renderField: React.FC<SpecificFormFieldRendererProps<T>>;
    /** Render method for rendering the value if the field is collapsed. */
    renderValue: React.FC<FormFieldValueRendererProps<T>>;
}
export type FormFieldRendererProps<T extends FormField> = {
    field: T;
    form: FormStructure;
    value?: ValueOfField<T>;
    onChange: (value: ValueOfField<T>) => void;
    onSetEditingField: (field?: string) => void;
    editingField?: string;
    customManagers?: FormFieldManager<FormField>[];
};
export type SpecificFormFieldRendererProps<T extends FormField> = FormFieldRendererProps<T> & {
    onError: (error: string) => void;
    onClearError: () => void;
    error?: string;
    onSave: (newValue?: ValueOfField<T>) => void;
    onCancel: () => void;
};