import { BitcoinAddress } from './address.js';
import { BitcoinBlock } from './block.js';
import { BitcoinTransaction } from './transaction.js';
import { EsploraProtocol } from './protocol.js';
import type { RestConfig } from '../../types.js';
import type { HttpExecutor } from '../http.js';
/**
 * Esplora REST API client for Bitcoin.
 *
 * Wraps the sans-I/O {@link EsploraProtocol} with an {@link HttpExecutor}
 * for convenience.  Users who want full control over I/O can access the
 * protocol layer directly via the {@link protocol} property.
 */
export declare class BitcoinRestClient {
    private _config;
    /**
     * The sans-I/O protocol layer.  Use this to build {@link HttpRequest}
     * descriptors without performing any I/O.
     */
    readonly protocol: EsploraProtocol;
    private readonly executor;
    /** Transaction-related API calls. */
    transaction: BitcoinTransaction;
    /** Block-related API calls. */
    block: BitcoinBlock;
    /** Address-related API calls. */
    address: BitcoinAddress;
    constructor(config: RestConfig, executor?: HttpExecutor);
    get config(): RestConfig;
    /**
     * Execute an {@link HttpRequest} built by the protocol layer, check the status,
     * then parse the body. The body is read as text first, so an HTML error page
     * never reaches the JSON parser.
     * @throws {MethodError} `FAILED_HTTP_REQUEST` for a non-OK status, with the
     *   status, the URL, and the body (JSON if it parses, else an excerpt).
     * @throws {MethodError} `INVALID_HTTP_RESPONSE` for an OK status with a body
     *   that is not JSON.
     */
    private executeRequest;
}
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