//#region src/model/AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage.d.ts type IAssetsControllerApiAssetUsage = { assetId: string; namespace: string; flowId: string; flowRevision: number; executionId: string; taskId: string; taskRunId: string; created: Date; }; /** * @typedef {Object} IAssetsControllerApiAssetUsage * @property {String} assetId * @property {String} namespace * @property {String} flowId * @property {Number} flowRevision * @property {String} executionId * @property {String} taskId * @property {String} taskRunId * @property {Date} created */ /** * The AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage model module. * @module model/AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage * @type {IAssetsControllerApiAssetUsage} */ declare class AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage { /** * Initializes the fields of this object. * This method is used by the constructors of any subclasses, in order to implement multiple inheritance (mix-ins). * Only for internal use. */ static initialize(obj: any): void; /** * Constructs a AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage from a plain JavaScript object, optionally creating a new instance. * Copies all relevant properties from data to obj if supplied or a new instance if not. * @param {Object} data The plain JavaScript object bearing properties of interest. * @param {module:model/AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage} obj Optional instance to populate. * @return {module:model/AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage} The populated AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage instance. */ static constructFromObject(data: any, obj: any): any; /** * Validates the JSON data with respect to AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage. * @param {Object} data The plain JavaScript object bearing properties of interest. * @return {boolean} to indicate whether the JSON data is valid with respect to AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage. */ static validateJSON(data: any): boolean; assetId: string; namespace: string; flowId: string; flowRevision: number; executionId: string; taskId: string; taskRunId: string; created: Date; } //#endregion export { IAssetsControllerApiAssetUsage, AssetsControllerApiAssetUsage as default };