//You must first install the vis and react types 'npm install --save-dev @types/vis @types/react'
declare module "react-graph-vis" {
	import { Network, NetworkEvents, Options, Node, Edge, DataSet } from "vis";
	import { Component } from "react";

	export { Network, NetworkEvents, Options, Node, Edge, DataSet } from "vis";

	export interface graphEvents {
		// @ts-ignore
		[event: NetworkEvents]: (params?: any) => void;
	}

	//Doesn't appear that this module supports passing in a vis.DataSet directly. Once it does graph can just use the Data object from vis.
	export interface graphData {
		nodes: Node[];
		edges: Edge[];
	}

	export interface NetworkGraphProps {
		graph: graphData;
		options?: Options;
		events?: graphEvents;
		getNetwork?: (network: Network) => void;
		identifier?: string;
		style?: React.CSSProperties;
		// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
		getNodes?: (nodes: DataSet<any>) => void;
		// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
		getEdges?: (edges: DataSet<any>) => void;
	}

	export interface NetworkGraphState {
		identifier: string;
	}

	export default class NetworkGraph extends Component<
		NetworkGraphProps,
		NetworkGraphState
	> {
		render();
	}
}