/** One spreadsheet column of a model's import template. Mirrors the kernel's
 *  `modelbase.ImportColumn`. */
export interface ImportColumnMeta {
    key: string;
    header: string;
    aliases?: string[];
    required?: boolean;
    type?: string;
    example?: string;
    hint?: string;
    generator?: string;
}
/** A model's spreadsheet-import declaration. Mirrors `modelbase.ImportSpec`. */
export interface ImportSpecMeta {
    columns: ImportColumnMeta[];
    maxRows?: number;
    sheetName?: string;
    instructions?: string[];
}
export interface TableMetadata {
    title: string;
    endpoint: string;
    columns: ColumnDefinition[];
    actions: ActionDefinition[];
    filters?: FilterDefinition[];
    perPageOptions: number[];
    defaultPerPage: number;
    searchPlaceholder: string;
    enableCRUDActions: boolean;
    hasActions: boolean;
    canExport?: boolean;
    canImport?: boolean;
    canCreate?: boolean;
    /**
     * The model's spreadsheet-import declaration, served by the kernel: the
     * columns of the generated template and the headers accepted when parsing
     * a filled file back in. The kernel derives it from the model's form
     * fields when the model declares nothing, and omits the field entirely
     * when the model has no importable column — so its presence is the signal
     * that importing is meaningful for this model. Purely additive; older
     * kernels omit it.
     */
    import?: ImportSpecMeta;
    /**
     * Child relations of this model, served by the kernel (>= v0.41.0). A
     * generic detail page renders one `DynamicRelation` panel per entry via
     * `<DynamicRelations>` to surface, e.g., a Customer's vehicles, addresses
     * and attachments. Absent on hosts/older kernels — purely additive.
     */
    relations?: RelationMeta[];
    /**
     * Which renderer the host should use for this view. `'table'` (default, or
     * absent) → `DynamicTable`; `'kanban'` → `DynamicKanban`. Served by the
     * kernel from the nav item's `view_type` (RFC §1.2). Purely additive — older
     * kernels omit it and the SDK falls back to the table renderer.
     */
    view_type?: 'table' | 'kanban' | (string & {});
    /**
     * Column key the board groups by when `view_type === 'kanban'` (the stage
     * column, e.g. `'stage'`). Each distinct value of this column becomes a board
     * lane. Mirrors the nav item's `group_by` (RFC §1.2).
     */
    group_by?: string;
    /**
     * Board lanes (the stage machine of the `group_by`/`stage_field` column).
     * When present the kanban renders one lane per stage in `order`. When absent
     * the SDK derives lanes from the `group_by` column's `options` (the kernel
     * already projects `stages[]` onto the status display — RFC §1.1). Snake_case
     * keys as the kernel serves them.
     */
    stages?: StageMeta[];
    /**
     * Virtual "smart" lanes (ops #704): read-only board columns defined by a set
     * of filters rather than a stored stage value. When present the kanban paints
     * one lane per entry (querying the list with the lane's filters) after the
     * real stages. Purely additive — absent on hosts without custom stages.
     */
    smart_lanes?: SmartLaneMeta[];
    /**
     * Allowed stage transitions (RFC §1.1). When present, the kanban only lets a
     * card drop into a lane reachable from its current stage; disallowed lanes
     * are dimmed and reject the drop. `from`/`to` accept `'*'` as a wildcard.
     * Absent → any move is allowed (the kernel still validates server-side).
     */
    transitions?: StageTransition[];
}
/**
 * One board lane / pipeline stage. Mirrors the kernel v3 `Stage` (RFC §1.1).
 * `color` is a semantic palette name (`'slate'`, `'blue'`, `'amber'`, `'green'`)
 * or a hex literal — resolved through the same `generateBadgeStyles` helper as
 * option badges. `is_final` flags a terminal stage (e.g. "Done").
 */
export interface StageMeta {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    color?: string;
    order?: number;
    is_final?: boolean;
    /**
     * True when the kernel merged a user-defined custom stage into `stages[]`
     * (ops #704). Behaves as a normal droppable lane; the SDK just grows an
     * Editar/Eliminar menu on it.
     */
    custom?: boolean;
    /**
     * True when a per-org stage override (label/color/conditions) has been
     * applied to this DECLARED lane (ops stage-overrides). The kernel serves the
     * lane already carrying the overridden label/color; this flag only drives the
     * "Restablecer etapa" affordance in the config dialog. Absent on hosts without
     * stage overrides — purely additive.
     */
    overridden?: boolean;
    /**
     * Extra per-lane conditions layered on top of the stage's own `group_by`
     * scope (ops stage-overrides). When present the lane queries its data — and
     * counts its header — with the stage filter PLUS these conditions (serialized
     * the same way as smart-lane filters). The lane stays a normal drop target;
     * dropping a card only sets the stage value. Absent → the lane behaves as a
     * plain declared stage. Snake_case ops as the kernel serves them.
     */
    filters?: {
        field: string;
        op: string;
        value: string;
    }[];
    /**
     * The manifest ORIGINAL (pre-override) label/color/conditions, served
     * alongside an overridden declared lane so the "Restablecer al original"
     * confirm can spell out exactly what reverts. Optional — hosts that don't
     * snapshot the original simply omit it and the SDK shows a generic confirm.
     */
    original?: {
        label?: string;
        color?: string;
        filters?: {
            field: string;
            op: string;
            value: string;
        }[];
    };
}
/**
 * A virtual "smart" lane (ops #704) served in `TableMetadata.smart_lanes`. It's
 * defined by `filters` (never a stored stage value), so the board paints it by
 * querying the list with those conditions. Read-only — not a drop target.
 */
export interface SmartLaneMeta {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    color?: string;
    order?: number;
    filters: {
        field: string;
        op: string;
        value: string;
    }[];
}
/** Allowed `from → to` stage transition (RFC §1.1). `'*'` is a wildcard. */
export interface StageTransition {
    from: string;
    to: string;
}
/**
 * Describes one child relation of a parent model, mirroring the kernel
 * `RelationMeta` shape (>= v0.41.0). Drives the metadata-driven
 * `<DynamicRelations>` panel list. All keys are snake_case as served by the
 * kernel; the SDK reads them as-is.
 */
export interface RelationMeta {
    /** Stable identifier for the relation (used as a React key / data attr). */
    name: string;
    /** Cardinality. The SDK maps this onto `DynamicRelation.kind`. */
    kind: 'one_to_many' | 'many_to_many';
    /**
     * Child model key (the `through` model). For one_to_many this is the model
     * whose rows are listed; for many_to_many it is the pivot table.
     */
    through: string;
    /** Child column holding the FK back to the parent. */
    foreign_key: string;
    /**
     * Static equality filters applied on top of the foreign-key scope. Used for
     * polymorphic children (e.g. `{ "owner_model": "Customer" }`) so a shared
     * attachments/addresses table is narrowed to this parent's rows. Each entry
     * becomes a `f_<col>=eq:<val>` query param.
     */
    scope?: Record<string, string>;
    /** Human-readable panel header. */
    label?: string;
    /**
     * Read-only relation: when true the SDK forces canCreate/canEdit/canDelete
     * = false on the rendered `<DynamicRelation>` panel, hiding the "Agregar"
     * button and the per-row edit (Pencil) / delete (Trash2) controls — no
     * matter what perms the host passes. Generic & domain-agnostic. Read from
     * the kernel relation metadata. Tolerates the camelCase alias.
     */
    readonly?: boolean;
    /** camelCase alias for `readonly`. */
    readOnly?: boolean;
    /**
     * Composition relation: its children are PART of the parent record (a
     * document's lines), so the record MODAL embeds them as a sub-table.
     * Opt-in — a modal renders only the relations carrying this flag, which is
     * what keeps opening a warehouse from loading every stock movement it has.
     * Served by the kernel from the manifest relation's `embed`. Absent (older
     * kernels) = not embedded.
     */
    embed?: boolean;
}
export interface FilterDefinition {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    /**
     * `dynamic_select` resolves its options server-side from a relation
     * (`searchEndpoint = /options/<ref>`) and renders the same multi-value
     * combobox as `select`. The host loads + caches the options before they
     * surface in the dropdown.
     */
    type: 'select' | 'dynamic_select' | 'boolean' | 'date_range' | 'number_range' | 'text';
    column: string;
    options?: {
        value: string | boolean;
        label: string;
        icon?: string;
        color?: string;
    }[];
    searchEndpoint?: string;
}
/**
 * Where a column is rendered. Mirrors `manifest.ColumnDef.Visibility` in the
 * kernel:
 *   - `''` / `'all'` — visible everywhere (default).
 *   - `'table'`     — only the list/index page.
 *   - `'modal'`     — only the create/edit modal.
 *   - `'list'`      — only API list payloads (omitted from UI).
 * Hosts may extend the union with their own scopes; the SDK only acts on the
 * canonical values above.
 */
export type ColumnVisibility = 'all' | 'table' | 'modal' | 'list' | (string & {});
export interface ColumnDefinition {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    type: 'text' | 'number' | 'date' | 'datetime' | 'timestamp' | 'timestamptz' | 'select' | 'search' | 'relation-badge-list' | 'avatar' | 'boolean' | 'phone' | 'media-gallery' | 'image' | 'image_stack' | 'url' | 'link' | 'email' | 'currency' | 'percent' | 'progress' | 'badge' | 'status' | 'tags' | 'color' | 'code' | 'truncate-text' | 'creator' | 'user' | 'relation';
    sortable: boolean;
    filterable: boolean;
    /**
     * Explicit filter UI the backend wants for this column when `filterable`.
     * When absent the SDK infers it from the column shape (options/endpoint →
     * `select`, boolean/number/date → their range pickers, else `text`). A
     * `ref` (belongs_to FK) column is served as `dynamic_select` so its options
     * stream from `searchEndpoint = /options/<ref>` into a multi-value combobox.
     */
    filterType?: 'select' | 'dynamic_select' | 'boolean' | 'date_range' | 'number_range' | 'text';
    hidden?: boolean;
    /**
     * Scopes where this column is rendered. When `'modal'` (or `'list'`) the
     * column is hidden from the table even if `hidden` is unset. Empty/`'all'`/
     * `'table'` keep the column visible. See `column-visibility.ts`.
     */
    visibility?: ColumnVisibility;
    /**
     * Opts the column into the model's full-text/contains search. Independent
     * of `filterable` (which drives column-level filter chips). When at least
     * one column declares `searchable`, the SDK narrows the global search to
     * those columns; otherwise legacy "search every column" behaviour applies.
     */
    searchable?: boolean;
    styleConfig?: Record<string, any>;
    tooltip?: string;
    description?: string;
    cellStyle?: string;
    searchEndpoint?: string;
    filterField?: string;
    basePath?: string;
    displayField?: string;
    iconField?: string;
    relationPath?: string;
    useOptions?: boolean;
    options?: {
        value: string;
        label: string;
        icon?: string;
        color?: string;
    }[];
    /**
     * FK target model. When the kernel auto-derives this from a
     * belongs_to relation (or an author sets it explicitly), the SDK
     * resolves the column's options against `/api/options/<ref>?field=id`
     * via `useOptionsResolver`. Wins over `searchEndpoint` for select
     * widgets — `searchEndpoint` stays as the legacy escape hatch.
     */
    ref?: string;
    /**
     * Write-time rules the SDK also pre-flights. Object form `{regex,min,max,custom}`
     * or a Laravel / go-playground string (`required|min:2|email`).
     */
    validation?: FieldValidation | string;
    /**
     * Declared schema for a jsonb line-items column (kernel v3 `item_fields`).
     * Each entry describes one sub-field of the array's row objects: a `key`
     * (the jsonb key), an already-LOCALIZED `label` (backend-translated), an
     * optional `type` hint and an optional `ref` (FK target). When present the
     * `CollectionCell` renders the popover mini-table with these headers in
     * order and resolves `ref` columns to the backend-injected sibling label
     * (the FK key without `_id`, else `<key>_label`) instead of the raw uuid.
     * Tolerates the snake_case `item_fields` the kernel serves.
     */
    itemFields?: ColumnItemField[];
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel for `itemFields`. */
    item_fields?: ColumnItemField[];
    /**
     * Conditional visibility (kernel v3 `Column.visible_when`):
     *   - create/edit modal → `evaluateVisibleWhen` against live form values
     *   - list/board → `evaluateVisibleWhenForListScope` against known filter
     *     scope (`defaultFilters` / single-eq chips), so a locked nav scope
     *     like `party_type=customer` hides `supplier_id` without each nav
     *     item re-declaring a full column allowlist.
     * Tolerates the camelCase alias. Absent = always visible.
     */
    visible_when?: VisibleWhen;
    /** camelCase alias for `visible_when`. */
    visibleWhen?: VisibleWhen;
    /**
     * Form-layout membership: the key of the `form_layout` section this column's
     * modal field belongs to (kernel PR #230). Absent → the default group. See
     * `groupFieldsBySection`.
     */
    section?: string;
}
/**
 * One declared sub-field of a jsonb line-items column (see
 * `ColumnDefinition.itemFields`). `label` is already localized by the backend
 * and consumed verbatim; a non-empty `ref` flags the column for resolved-label
 * rendering against the injected sibling. Structurally compatible with the
 * `ItemField` consumed by `collection-cell`.
 */
export interface ColumnItemField {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    type?: string;
    ref?: string;
}
export interface ActionCondition {
    field: string;
    operator: 'eq' | 'neq' | 'in' | 'not_in';
    value: string | string[];
}
/**
 * Conditional-visibility predicate for a create/edit form field. Mirrors the
 * kernel v3 `visible_when` block (json `visible_when`): the owning field is
 * rendered only when the SIBLING field named by `field` holds a value that
 * matches — either equal to `equals` (exact string) OR a member of `in`
 * (any-of). When both are set `in` wins. Absent = the field is always visible
 * (retrocompat). Evaluated by `evaluateVisibleWhen` against the live form
 * values; a hidden field never gates submit (its required-check is skipped).
 */
export interface VisibleWhen {
    field: string;
    equals?: string;
    in?: string[];
}
export interface FieldValidation {
    regex?: string;
    min?: number;
    max?: number;
    custom?: string;
}
export type FieldWidget = 'text' | 'textarea' | 'richtext' | 'color' | 'number' | 'date' | 'select' | 'dynamic_select' | 'switch' | 'upload' | 'icon';
/**
 * Per-option visibility gate for a STATIC enum (`options[]`). The option is only
 * offered when the value of a sibling field (`field`, defaulting to the
 * containing field's `dependsOn`) passes: value ∈ `in` and value ∉ `notIn`.
 * Comparison is by string. Mirrors the kernel v3 `option.when` block; the SDK
 * tolerates both the snake_case (`not_in`) the kernel serves and camelCase.
 * An option WITHOUT a `when` always applies (retrocompat).
 */
export interface OptionWhen {
    /** Sibling field whose value gates this option. Falls back to `dependsOn`. */
    field?: string;
    /** The option applies when the gating field's value is in this list. */
    in?: string[];
    /** The option applies when the gating field's value is NOT in this list. */
    notIn?: string[];
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest for `notIn`. */
    not_in?: string[];
}
/**
 * A single static enum option. `value`/`label` are the core pair; `icon`,
 * `color` and `image` drive the option's leading visual where the renderer
 * supports it. `when` gates the option's visibility by a sibling field's value
 * (see {@link OptionWhen}) — used for dependent/cascading STATIC enums.
 */
export interface OptionDef {
    value: string;
    label: string;
    icon?: string;
    color?: string;
    image?: string;
    when?: OptionWhen;
}
export interface ActionFieldDef {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    type: string;
    required?: boolean;
    /**
     * Explicit nullability flag served by the kernel (v0.77.1+) from
     * `modelbase.FieldDef.Nullable` (populated as `!Required`). An optional `ref`
     * arrives as `nullable: true`. When present it authoritatively decides whether
     * an empty value should be submitted as `null`; when absent (older hosts) the
     * SDK falls back to type-based heuristics. Additive / optional.
     */
    nullable?: boolean;
    options?: OptionDef[];
    defaultValue?: any;
    placeholder?: string;
    searchEndpoint?: string;
    validation?: FieldValidation | string;
    widget?: FieldWidget | string;
    /**
     * FK target model — same semantics as ColumnDefinition.ref. When
     * present, DynamicForm resolves the field's options through
     * `useOptionsResolver` against `/api/options/<ref>?field=id`.
     */
    ref?: string;
    /**
     * snake_case aliases the kernel manifest may serve for a belongs_to FK
     * target instead of `ref`. Treated as equivalent to `ref` by the SDK so a
     * declared relation renders a searchable picker regardless of which key the
     * backend emits.
     */
    source?: string;
    relation?: string;
    /**
     * A field with a declared `ref` (or `source`/`relation`) normally renders
     * as a single-value searchable picker (`dynamic_select`). Set `multiple:
     * true` to render `DynamicMultiSelectField` instead, storing the value as
     * a plain array of target ids — the backing column must be array-shaped
     * (a jsonb column, the kernel's canonical choice). E.g. a price list that
     * applies to several customer segments at once rather than exactly one.
     */
    multiple?: boolean;
    /**
     * Cascade dependency: the key of ANOTHER field in the same action form
     * (a header field or a sibling item-field) whose current value supplies
     * this picker's `filter_value`. While the depended-on field is empty the
     * picker is disabled with a hint; once it has a value the picker fetches
     * options scoped by it and re-fetches whenever it changes (clearing the
     * current selection). Without `dependsOn` the picker lists everything
     * (retrocompat). Tolerates the snake_case `depends_on` the kernel serves.
     */
    dependsOn?: string;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest for `dependsOn`. */
    depends_on?: string;
    /**
     * Enriched options routing the kernel serves for a dependent/scoped picker.
     * When it carries a `source`, the picker queries that source MODEL (not the
     * field's `ref`): URL `/options/<source>`, query field = `value` (falling
     * back to the field's own key), and the cascade `filter_value` is the value
     * of the `dependsOn` field. `description` is projected into the option
     * subtitle. Tolerates the snake_case `options_config` the kernel emits.
     * Absent → the picker keeps its `ref`-based behaviour (retrocompat).
     */
    optionsConfig?: FieldOptionsConfig;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest for `optionsConfig`. */
    options_config?: FieldOptionsConfig;
    /**
     * Opt-in: ofrecer escaneo por cámara para LLENAR RÁPIDO este campo. Cuando
     * es `true` y el navegador soporta `BarcodeDetector`, el picker searchable
     * muestra un botón de cámara: el código escaneado alimenta la búsqueda para
     * elegir la referencia sin tipear el UUID/SKU (ideal para renglones de
     * orden de compra, variantes de producto, etc.). País/negocio-agnóstico.
     * Additive / opcional; los hosts viejos lo ignoran. Tolera `scannable`.
     */
    scan?: boolean;
    /** Alias tolerado para `scan`. */
    scannable?: boolean;
    /**
     * Columns of a repeatable line-items group. Mirrors the kernel v3
     * `ActionField.item_fields` (json `item_fields`). Present on a field
     * with `type: "array"` — the multi-row container (e.g. the item rows
     * of a "Recibir mercancía" modal, or the debit/credit lines of a
     * journal entry). Each entry is itself an ActionFieldDef describing
     * one column's cell widget. The field value is an array of objects
     * keyed by these item field keys. Rendered by `DynamicLineItems`.
     */
    itemFields?: ActionFieldDef[];
    /**
     * On an `itemFields` column: flags the column for summation in the
     * line-items footer. The SDK renders a totals row summing every numeric
     * column marked `total` (e.g. the debit and credit columns of a journal
     * entry). Ignored on flat fields. Mirrors kernel v3 `ActionField.total`.
     */
    total?: boolean;
    /**
     * On a line-items (`type: "array"`) field: declares an optional, generic
     * balance constraint between two summed columns. The SDK shows a balanced /
     * out-of-balance indicator and blocks submit until the two sides match.
     * Domain-agnostic — "debit"/"credit" are just the two column keys to
     * reconcile. Mirrors kernel v3 `ActionField.balance`.
     */
    balance?: FieldBalanceRule;
    /**
     * On a line-items (`type: "array"`) field: fixes the set of rows. When true
     * the SDK hides the "Agregar renglón" button and the per-row delete control,
     * so the rows served (e.g. a prefilled set of allocations) can only have
     * their cells edited — never added to or removed. Generic & domain-agnostic.
     * Mirrors kernel v3 `ActionField.lock_rows`. Tolerates the camelCase alias.
     */
    lock_rows?: boolean;
    /** camelCase alias for `lock_rows`. */
    lockRows?: boolean;
    /**
     * `upload` widget: comma-separated accept list forwarded to the file input
     * `accept` attribute (e.g. `"image/*,.pdf"`). Tolerates the snake_case the
     * kernel may serve. Optional — when absent any file type is allowed.
     */
    accept?: string;
    /**
     * `upload` widget: maximum file size in bytes. The renderer rejects larger
     * files client-side before POSTing. Tolerates kernel snake_case `max_size`.
     */
    maxSize?: number;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest for `maxSize`. */
    max_size?: number;
    /**
     * `upload` widget: server-side storage bucket/prefix the host writes the
     * file under, forwarded to the upload endpoint as `storage_path`. Tolerates
     * kernel snake_case `storage_path`.
     */
    storagePath?: string;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest for `storagePath`. */
    storage_path?: string;
    /**
     * Conditional visibility: render this field only when a sibling field's
     * current value matches the predicate. Mirrors the kernel v3
     * `ActionField.visible_when`. Tolerates the camelCase alias. Absent = always
     * visible; a hidden field is skipped by the required-gate so it never blocks
     * submit. See `evaluateVisibleWhen`.
     */
    visible_when?: VisibleWhen;
    /** camelCase alias for `visible_when`. */
    visibleWhen?: VisibleWhen;
    /**
     * Form-layout membership: the key of the `form_layout` section this field
     * belongs to (kernel PR #230). Absent → the field lands in the default
     * group. See `groupFieldsBySection`.
     */
    section?: string;
}
/**
 * Declarative reconciliation constraint on a line-items field: the summed value
 * of `debitColumn` across all rows must equal the summed value of
 * `creditColumn`. Tolerates the snake_case shape the kernel serves
 * (`debit_column` / `credit_column` / `require_nonzero`). Generic by design.
 */
export interface FieldBalanceRule {
    debitColumn?: string;
    creditColumn?: string;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest. */
    debit_column?: string;
    /** snake_case alias served by the kernel manifest. */
    credit_column?: string;
    message?: string;
    /** When true (default) an all-zero entry is treated as out of balance. */
    requireNonzero?: boolean;
    require_nonzero?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Enriched options-resolution config the kernel attaches to a dependent/scoped
 * picker field (json `options_config`). When `source` is present the SDK queries
 * the source model instead of the field's `ref`. All keys are snake_case as the
 * kernel serves them; the SDK reads them as-is via `getOptionsConfig`.
 */
export interface FieldOptionsConfig {
    /** Discriminator the kernel sets (e.g. `'dynamic'`). Informational. */
    type?: string;
    /** Source MODEL the candidates come from → URL `/options/<source>`. */
    source?: string;
    /** Column of `source` compared against the cascade `filter_value`. */
    filter_by?: string;
    /** Column of `source` used as the option value → query `?field=<value>`. */
    value?: string;
    /** Related model used to resolve the option label by id (host-side enrich). */
    label_ref?: string;
    /** Column of `source` projected into `option.description` (e.g. qty). */
    description?: string;
    /** Optional ordering column. */
    order_by?: string;
    /** Optional column projected into `option.image`. */
    image?: string;
}
export interface ActionDefinition {
    key: string;
    name: string;
    label: string;
    icon: string;
    class: string;
    color?: string;
    type: 'view' | 'edit' | 'delete' | 'custom' | 'link';
    linkUrl?: string;
    condition?: ActionCondition;
    confirm?: boolean;
    confirmMessage?: string;
    fields?: ActionFieldDef[];
    /** Multi-step wizard form; when present the dispatcher renders a wizard. */
    steps?: ActionStep[];
    requiresState?: string[];
    executable?: boolean;
    /**
     * Where the host surfaces the trigger. Mirrors manifest/v3 Action.placement.
     *   "row" (default) — per-row table action.
     *   "table"         — page toolbar button (no record context).
     *   "create"        — toolbar button that replaces the generic create button.
     */
    placement?: 'row' | 'table' | 'create';
}
export interface ApiResponse<T> {
    success: boolean;
    data: T;
    meta?: PaginationMeta;
    filters?: Record<string, any>;
    message?: string;
}
export interface PaginationMeta {
    current_page: number;
    from: number;
    last_page: number;
    per_page: number;
    to: number;
    total: number;
}
/** One page of a multi-step (wizard) action. Mirrors the sdk's ActionStep. */
export interface ActionStep {
    title: string;
    description?: string;
    fields: ActionFieldDef[];
}
export interface ActionMetadata {
    key: string;
    label: string;
    icon: string;
    color?: string;
    confirm?: boolean;
    confirmMessage?: string;
    fields?: ActionFieldDef[];
    /** Multi-step wizard form; when present the dispatcher renders a wizard. */
    steps?: ActionStep[];
    requiresState?: string[];
    executable?: boolean;
    placement?: 'row' | 'table' | 'create';
}
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