/// <reference types="q" />
/// <reference types="node" />
/// <reference types="phonegap-plugin-push" />
/**
 * @module core
 */
/** */
import * as tls from 'tls';
import * as Q from 'q';
import * as device from './device';
/**
 * applied on each successful authentication with the Relution server.
 *
 * The function may be executed multiple times, for example when the session times out. The purpose
 * of it is to call application-specific logons passing information such as credentials of 3rd-tier
 * backend servers.
 *
 * It is called only as part of online login. Any data returned is stored in
 * `LoginResponse.logonInfos` and will be made available even on offline login.
 */
export interface LogonCallback {
    (value: any): Q.Promise<any> | any;
}
/**
 * specifies additional options for the HTTP agent, advanced operation.
 *
 * In rare cases this field may be useful to alter behavior of the underlying http client.
 */
export interface HttpAgentOptions {
    agentOptions?: any;
    agentClass?: any;
}
/**
 * options selecting Relution server to talk to.
 */
export interface ServerUrlOptions {
    /**
     * absolute url path of (default) Relution server.
     *
     * Notice, the library will work correctly only if the Relution server endpoints are exposed
     * as a (sub-)domain. Operation of Relution at a subpath of URL space is not supported!
     */
    serverUrl?: string;
    /**
     * name of (backend) application as specified in relution.json.
     *
     * It is adviced following the convention of using this name prefixed by a slash as the
     * `baseAlias`. However, in case a different alias is used, set the field to the alias
     * including the slash instead to make the library communicate to the correct endpoint.
     */
    application?: string;
    /**
     * optional tenant [[Organization]] unique name.
     *
     * For fully multi-tenant capable backends this field selects the backend instance the client
     * talks to. The field defaults to using the [[Organization]] of the logon [[User]] which
     * suffices for most use cases.
     *
     * When set to the unique name of an [[Organization]], users of of one [[Organization]] may
     * log into the (backend) [[application]] instance of another [[Organization]] serving as
     * the tenant. Notice, in order to use this feature the tenant [[Organization]] must have
     * at least execute rights on the (backend) [[application]] and the [[User]] using it needs
     * to have read permission on the tenant [[Organization]] used.
     */
    tenantOrga?: string;
}
/**
 * options passed to [[login]] method as well as to [[init]] serving as defaults for HTTP logins.
 */
export interface ServerInitOptions extends ServerUrlOptions, HttpAgentOptions {
    /**
     * (mobile) client app using the (backend) [[application]].
     *
     * When set, the value of this field is send to the Relution server for identification
     * of the app using it. Typically, this is the name or uuid of the app in the appstore.
     */
    clientApp?: string;
    /**
     * optional logon applied after each login.
     *
     * Typically the callback supplied uses connector.configureSession() to transfer required
     * credentials of 3rd-tier backend servers after logon.
     *
     * Notice, logon may be called mutiple times after [[login]] as due to inactivity the server
     * side session may be lost and needs to be reacquired eventually.
     */
    logonCallback?: LogonCallback;
    /**
     * when set, this is used as `pfx` for the requests to the server.
     */
    clientCertificate?: tls.SecureContextOptions;
}
/**
 * creates a deeply independent copy of some [[ServerInitOptions]].
 *
 * @param serverInitOptions to clone.
 * @return {ServerInitOptions} cloned object.
 */
export declare function cloneServerInitOptions(serverInitOptions: ServerInitOptions): ServerInitOptions;
/**
 * optional options passed to [[init]].
 */
export interface InitOptions extends ServerUrlOptions, ServerInitOptions {
    /**
     * when set, reconfigures console debugging and assertion testing of the library.
     *
     * Default setting of the library is debug enabled.
     */
    debug?: boolean;
    /**
     * push configuration of the app.
     *
     * Usually, `init()` is passed some deployment artifact such as the environment constants in an
     * ionic app. When doing so, the push configuration can be specified directly as part of it.
     */
    push?: PhonegapPluginPush.InitOptions;
}
/**
 * (re)initializes the SDK providing global configuration parameters.
 *
 * @param options of configuration, often these are hardcoded values of the mobile client app.
 * @return promise resolving to Information object as soon as the device is ready.
 */
export declare function init(options?: InitOptions): Q.Promise<device.Information>;