import { ConfigFile } from ".";
/**
 * An OperationSet contains a function for each action the user can take,
 * nested nicely to represent possible paths. The first term passed on the
 * command line can be any of the top-level values; the second term passed can
 * be any values nested beneath that.
 */
export interface OperationSet {
    [key: string]: any;
    generate: () => void;
    list: {
        people: () => void;
        directories: () => void;
        tags: () => void;
        sources: () => void;
        ignores: () => void;
    };
    delete: {
        person: () => void;
        ignore: () => void;
        directory: () => void;
        tag: () => void;
        source: () => void;
    };
    ignore: () => void;
    add: {
        person: () => void;
        tag: () => void;
        source: () => void;
        directory: () => void;
    };
}
/**
 * Produces an OperationSet object that can be used to easily match the command
 * line input to the desired function. The first term passed to kodilist selects
 * a top-level key in the OperationSet. If the first term matched a function,
 * all further terms become its arguments; if the first term matched an object,
 * the second term selects a function and terms 3+ become its arguments.
 *
 * For example, `$ kodilist add source bbc.co.uk` matches
 * `['add']['source']['bbc.co.uk']()`.
 *
 * Arguments do not need to be directly passed to the matched function; the
 * full string is passed in when `Operations()` is invoked and each function
 * selects the portion it needs.
 */
export default function Operations(config: ConfigFile, paramSet: string[]): OperationSet;