/**
 * ProjectManager API for TypeScript
 *
 * (c) ProjectManager.com, Inc.
 *
 * For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
 * file that was distributed with this source code.
 *
 * @author     ProjectManager.com <support@projectmanager.com>
 * @copyright  ProjectManager.com, Inc.
 * @link       https://github.com/projectmgr/projectmanager-sdk-typescript
 */
import { ProjectManagerClient } from "../index.js";
import { AstroResult } from "../index.js";
import { ApiKeyDto } from "../index.js";
import { ApiKeyCreateDto } from "../index.js";
export declare class ApiKeyClient {
    private readonly client;
    /**
     * Internal constructor for this client library
     */
    constructor(client: ProjectManagerClient);
    /**
     * Creates a new API key for the current user with the specified options.
     *
     * An API key is a credential that you can use to make REST v4 API calls for ProjectManager.com.  When you create
     * a new API key, that API key is only visible in the response JSON for the `CreateApiKey` method.  If you do not
     * preserve this information, it cannot be recreated.
     *
     * Some best practices for working with API keys:
     * * An API key is valid for a two year period after it is created.  We encourage you to rotate your API keys
     * regularly according to your company's security policies.
     * * You should create separate API keys for each system that works with your API.  If that API key is exposed
     * or if that program needs to be shut down, you can revoke that one key and reissue it.
     * * An API key is tied to the workspace that created it. A single API key can only interact with one workspace.
     *
     * @param body Options for the API key to create
     */
    createApiKey(body: ApiKeyCreateDto): Promise<AstroResult<ApiKeyDto>>;
    /**
     * Returns a list of all API keys within the current workspace.
     *
     * An API key is a credential that you can use to make REST v4 API calls for ProjectManager.com.  When you create
     * a new API key, that API key is only visible in the response JSON for the `CreateApiKey` method.  If you do not
     * preserve this information, it cannot be recreated.
     *
     * Some best practices for working with API keys:
     * * An API key is valid for a two-year period after it is created.  We encourage you to rotate your API keys
     * regularly according to your company's security policies.
     * * You should create separate API keys for each system that works with your API.  If that API key is exposed
     * or if that program needs to be shut down, you can revoke that one key and reissue it.
     * * An API key is tied to the workspace that created it. A single API key can only interact with one workspace.
     *
     */
    listApiKeys(): Promise<AstroResult<ApiKeyDto[]>>;
    /**
     * This API call revokes all existing API keys in given workspace.  No existing keys will continue to work
     * after this call completes.  We strongly encourage you to revoke a single API key at a time; this method
     * should only be used if you need to rapidly halt access to your product for automated systems.
     *
     * An API key is a credential that you can use to make REST v4 API calls for ProjectManager.com.  When you create
     * a new API key, that API key is only visible in the response JSON for the `CreateApiKey` method.  If you do not
     * preserve this information, it cannot be recreated.
     *
     * Some best practices for working with API keys:
     * * An API key is valid for a two year period after it is created.  We encourage you to rotate your API keys
     * regularly according to your company's security policies.
     * * You should create separate API keys for each system that works with your API.  If that API key is exposed
     * or if that program needs to be shut down, you can revoke that one key and reissue it.
     * * An API key is tied to the workspace that created it. A single API key can only interact with one workspace.
     *
     */
    revokeAllApiKeys(): Promise<AstroResult<object>>;
    /**
     * Revokes a single API key in the current workspace.
     *
     * An API key is a credential that you can use to make REST v4 API calls for ProjectManager.com.  When you create
     * a new API key, that API key is only visible in the response JSON for the `CreateApiKey` method.  If you do not
     * preserve this information, it cannot be recreated.
     *
     * Some best practices for working with API keys:
     * * An API key is valid for a two year period after it is created.  We encourage you to rotate your API keys
     * regularly according to your company's security policies.
     * * You should create separate API keys for each system that works with your API.  If that API key is exposed
     * or if that program needs to be shut down, you can revoke that one key and reissue it.
     * * An API key is tied to the workspace that created it. A single API key can only interact with one workspace.
     *
     * @param id The unique identifier of the API key to revoke
     */
    revokeAPIKey(id: string): Promise<AstroResult<object>>;
}