import type { Encounter, FhirResource, Patient, Practitioner } from 'fhir/r4';
import type Client from 'fhirclient/lib/Client';
import type { FhirContext } from '@aehrc/sdc-populate';
/**
 * SmartConfigStore properties and methods
 * Properties can be accessed for fine-grain details.
 * Methods are usually used internally, using them from an external source is not recommended.
 *
 * @property client - The FHIRClient object (https://github.com/smart-on-fhir/client-js)
 * @property patient - The patient resource in context
 * @property user - The user resource in context
 * @property encounter - The encounter resource in context
 * @property fhirContext - fhirContext array from SMART App Launch
 * @property resolvedFhirContextReferences - resolved references from fhirContext, keyed by resource type e.g. `{ "PractitionerRole": <PractitionerRole> }`
 * @property setClient - Set the FHIRClient object when launching via SMART App Launch
 * @property setPatient - Set the patient resource in context
 * @property setUser - Set the user resource in context
 * @property setEncounter - Set the encounter resource in context
 * @property setFhirContext - Set the fhirContext array from SMART App Launch
 * @property setResolvedFhirContextReferences - Set the resolvedFhirContextReferences object
 *
 * @author Sean Fong
 */
export interface SmartConfigStoreType {
    client: Client | null;
    patient: Patient | null;
    user: Practitioner | null;
    encounter: Encounter | null;
    fhirContext: FhirContext[] | null;
    resolvedFhirContextReferences: Record<string, FhirResource> | null;
    setClient: (client: Client) => void;
    setPatient: (patient: Patient) => void;
    setUser: (user: Practitioner) => void;
    setEncounter: (encounter: Encounter) => void;
    setFhirContext: (fhirContext: FhirContext[]) => void;
    setResolvedFhirContextReferences: (resolvedFhirContextReferences: Record<string, FhirResource>) => void;
}
/**
 * Smart Config state management store. This is only used for answerExpressions.
 * It is recommended to manage the state of the FHIRClient, patient, user, and encounter in the parent application, since the renderer doesn't provide pre-population capabilities.
 * Will be deprecated in version 1.0.0.
 *
 * This is the vanilla version of the store which can be used in non-React environments.
 * @see {@link SmartConfigStoreType} for available properties and methods.
 *
 * @author Sean Fong
 */
export declare const smartConfigStore: import("zustand/vanilla").StoreApi<SmartConfigStoreType>;
/**
 * Smart Config state management store. This is only used for answerExpressions.
 * It is recommended to manage the state of the FHIRClient, patient, user, and encounter in the parent application, since the renderer doesn't provide pre-population capabilities.
 * Will be deprecated in version 1.0.0.
 *
 * This is the React version of the store which can be used as React hooks in React functional components.
 * @see {@link SmartConfigStoreType} for available properties and methods.
 * @see {@link smartConfigStore} for the vanilla store.
 *
 * @author Sean Fong
 */
export declare const useSmartConfigStore: import("zustand/vanilla").StoreApi<SmartConfigStoreType> & {
    use: {
        client: () => Client | null;
        patient: () => Patient | null;
        user: () => Practitioner | null;
        encounter: () => Encounter | null;
        fhirContext: () => FhirContext[] | null;
        resolvedFhirContextReferences: () => Record<string, FhirResource> | null;
        setClient: () => (client: Client) => void;
        setPatient: () => (patient: Patient) => void;
        setUser: () => (user: Practitioner) => void;
        setEncounter: () => (encounter: Encounter) => void;
        setFhirContext: () => (fhirContext: FhirContext[]) => void;
        setResolvedFhirContextReferences: () => (resolvedFhirContextReferences: Record<string, FhirResource>) => void;
    };
};