export declare class EntityShareRequest {
    constructor(params: {
        explicitDelegator?: string;
        explicitDelegate?: string;
        accessControlKeys: string[];
        secretIds?: string[];
        encryptionKeys?: string[];
        owningEntityIds?: string[];
        exchangeDataId?: string;
        encryptedExchangeDataId?: {
            [fp: string]: string;
        };
        requestedPermissions?: EntityShareRequest.RequestedPermissionInternal;
    });
    /**
     * Id of the data owner which is sharing the entity (delegator), if it should be explicitly indicated or null if the
     * delegator requires anonymous delegations. If not null this must match the logged data owner id.
     */
    explicitDelegator?: string;
    /**
     * Id of the data owner which will gain access to the entity (delegate), if it should be explicitly indicated or
     * null if the delegate requires anonymous delegations.
     */
    explicitDelegate?: string;
    /**
     * The access control keys obtained from the access control secrets of the exchange data used for the encryption of the ids and keys
     * to share. These are also used to uniquely identify an instance of share metadata.
     */
    accessControlKeys: string[];
    /**
     * Encrypted secret ids to share with the delegate.
     */
    secretIds?: string[];
    /**
     * Encrypted encryption keys to share with the delegate.
     */
    encryptionKeys?: string[];
    /**
     * Encrypted owning entity ids to share with the delegate.
     */
    owningEntityIds?: string[];
    /**
     * Id of the exchange data used for the encryption of the ids and keys to share. Must be null at least one of
     * delegator or delegate is not explicit.
     */
    exchangeDataId?: string;
    /**
     * Must be non-empty if exactly one of delegator or delegate is explicit and the other is not, empty in all other
     * cases.
     */
    encryptedExchangeDataId?: {
        [fp: string]: string;
    };
    /**
     * Permissions requested for the delegate.
     */
    requestedPermissions: EntityShareRequest.RequestedPermissionInternal;
}
export declare namespace EntityShareRequest {
    /**
     * Strategy to use for the calculation of permissions for the new [SecureDelegation.permissions]
     */
    type RequestedPermissionEnum = 'FULL_READ' | 'MAX_WRITE' | 'FULL_WRITE';
    const RequestedPermissionEnum: {
        /**
         * The new secure delegation will give full-read access to the delegate. If in future iCure is going to support
         * fine-grained access control a user may have limited read access to an entity, and in such case the request
         * would fail (similarly to [FULL_WRITE]).
         */
        FULL_READ: RequestedPermissionEnum;
        /**
         * The new secure delegation will give maximum access to the delegate, depending on the rights of the delegator.
         * If the delegator has full-write access the delegate will also have full-write access else the delegate will
         * have full-read access.
         */
        MAX_WRITE: RequestedPermissionEnum;
        /**
         * The new secure delegation will give full-write access to the delegate. If the delegator does not have
         * full-write access to the entity the request will fail.
         */
        FULL_WRITE: RequestedPermissionEnum;
    };
    /**
     * @internal this type is for internal use only and may be changed without notice.
     * Additional values for requested permissions which are used automatically by the extended apis and should not
     * be used directly by the user.
     */
    type RequestedPermissionInternal = 'ROOT' | RequestedPermissionEnum;
    const RequestedPermissionInternal: {
        /**
         * Request to create a root delegation on the entity. Usually new entities are created with a root delegation
         * for the creator data owner and no other data owners will be able to obtain root permissions, but there are
         * some situations where other data owners can create root delegations on existing entities:
         * - If a data owner has a legacy delegation on an entity he can create a root delegation. This is necessary in
         * cases where the data owner wants to share an entity with another data owner using the new delegation format
         * but does not have a delegation in the new format yet (the data owner creates a new root delegation self->self
         * and then creates a delegation self->other).
         * - A patient data owner is always allowed to create a root delegation for himself
         *
         * A root delegation gives full write permissions to the data owners which can access it (usually a root
         * delegation should be accessible only for one data owner, it should be a delegation a->a) and does not depend
         * on any other delegation: this means that no data owners except for the data owners with the root permission
         * can revoke it.
         */
        ROOT: RequestedPermissionInternal;
        FULL_READ: RequestedPermissionInternal;
        MAX_WRITE: RequestedPermissionInternal;
        FULL_WRITE: RequestedPermissionInternal;
    };
}