/**
 * The Perseus "data schema" file.
 *
 * This file, and the types in it, represents the "data schema" that Perseus
 * uses. The @khanacademy/perseus-editor package edits and produces objects
 * that conform to the types in this file. Similarly, the top-level renderers
 * in @khanacademy/perseus, consume objects that conform to these types.
 *
 * WARNING: This file should not import any types from elsewhere so that it is
 * easy to reason about changes that alter the Perseus schema. This helps
 * ensure that it is not changed accidentally when upgrading a dependant
 * package or other part of Perseus code. Note that TypeScript does type
 * checking via something called "structural typing". This means that as long
 * as the shape of a type matches, the name it goes by doesn't matter. As a
 * result, a `Coord` type that looks like this `[x: number, y: number]` is
 * _identical_, in TypeScript's eyes, to this `Vector2` type `[x: number, y:
 * number]`. Also, with tuples, the labels for each entry is ignored, so `[x:
 * number, y: number]` is compatible with `[min: number, max: number]`. The
 * labels are for humans, not TypeScript. :)
 *
 * If you make changes to types in this file, be very sure that:
 *
 *   a) the changes are backwards compatible. If they are not, old data from
 *      previous versions of the "schema" could become unrenderable, or worse,
 *      introduce hard-to-diagnose bugs.
 *   b) the parsing code (`util/parse-perseus-json/`) is updated to handle
 *      the new format _as well as_ the old format.
 */
import type { KeypadKey } from "./keypad";
export type Coord = [x: number, y: number];
export type Interval = [min: number, max: number];
export type Vector2 = Coord;
export type Range = Interval;
export type Size = [width: number, height: number];
export type CollinearTuple = [Vector2, Vector2];
export type ShowSolutions = "all" | "selected" | "none";
export type ShowAxisArrows = {
    xMin: boolean;
    xMax: boolean;
    yMin: boolean;
    yMax: boolean;
};
export type ShowAxisTicks = {
    x: boolean;
    y: boolean;
};
/**
 * A utility type that constructs a widget map from a "registry interface".
 * The keys of the registry should be the widget type (aka, "categorizer" or
 * "radio", etc) and the value should be the option type stored in the value
 * of the map.
 *
 * You can think of this as a type that generates another type. We use
 * "registry interfaces" as a way to keep a set of widget types to their data
 * type in several places in Perseus. This type then allows us to generate a
 * map type that maps a widget id to its data type and keep strong typing by
 * widget id.
 *
 * For example, given a fictitious registry such as this:
 *
 * ```
 * interface DummyRegistry {
 *     categorizer: { categories: string[] };
 *     dropdown: { choices: string[] }:
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * If we create a DummyMap using this helper:
 *
 * ```
 * type DummyMap = MakeWidgetMap<DummyRegistry>;
 * ```
 *
 * We'll get a map that looks like this:
 *
 * ```
 * type DummyMap = {
 *     `categorizer ${number}`: { categories: string[] };
 *     `dropdown ${number}`: { choices: string[] };
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * We use interfaces for the registries so that they can be extended in cases
 * where the consuming app brings along their own widgets. Interfaces in
 * TypeScript are always open (ie. you can extend them) whereas types aren't.
 */
export type MakeWidgetMap<TRegistry> = {
    [Property in keyof TRegistry as `${Property & string} ${number}`]: TRegistry[Property];
};
/**
 * Our core set of Perseus widgets.
 *
 * This interface is the basis for "registering" all Perseus widget types.
 *
 * There should be one key/value pair for each supported widget. If you create
 * a new widget, an entry should be added to this interface. Note that this
 * only registers the widget options type, you'll also need to register the
 * widget so that it's available at runtime using `registerWidget` in this
 * library  (as well as equivalent `registerWidget` functions in
 * `@khanacademy/perseus` (for UI support) and `@khanacademy/perseus-score`
 * (for scoring support)).
 *
 * Importantly, the key should be the name that is used in widget IDs. For most
 * widgets that is the same as the widget option's `type` field. In cases where
 * a widget has been deprecated and replaced with the deprecated-standin
 * widget, it should be the original widget type!
 *
 * If you define the widget outside of this package, you can still add the new
 * widget to this interface by writing the following in that package that
 * contains the widget. TypeScript will merge that definition of the
 * `PerseusWidgets` with the one defined below.
 *
 * ```typescript
 * declare module "@khanacademy/perseus-core" {
 *     interface PerseusWidgetTypes {
 *         // A new widget
 *         "new-awesomeness": MyAwesomeNewWidget;
 *
 *         // A deprecated widget
 *         "super-old-widget": DeprecatedStandinWidget;
 *     }
 * }
 *
 * // The new widget's options definition
 * type MyAwesomeNewWidget = WidgetOptions<'new-awesomeness', MyAwesomeNewWidgetOptions>;
 *
 * // The deprecated widget's options definition
 * type SuperOldWidget = WidgetOptions<'super-old-widget', object>;
 * ```
 *
 * This interface can be extended through the magic of TypeScript "Declaration
 * merging". Specifically, we augment this module and extend this interface.
 *
 * @see {@link https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/declaration-merging.html#module-augmentation}
 */
export interface PerseusWidgetTypes {
    blank: BlankWidget;
    categorizer: CategorizerWidget;
    "cs-program": CSProgramWidget;
    definition: DefinitionWidget;
    dropdown: DropdownWidget;
    explanation: ExplanationWidget;
    expression: ExpressionWidget;
    "fill-in-the-blank": FillInTheBlankWidget;
    "free-response": FreeResponseWidget;
    grapher: GrapherWidget;
    "graded-group-set": GradedGroupSetWidget;
    "graded-group": GradedGroupWidget;
    group: GroupWidget;
    iframe: IFrameWidget;
    image: ImageWidget;
    "input-number": InputNumberWidget;
    interaction: InteractionWidget;
    "interactive-graph": InteractiveGraphWidget;
    "label-image": LabelImageWidget;
    matcher: MatcherWidget;
    matrix: MatrixWidget;
    measurer: MeasurerWidget;
    "number-line": NumberLineWidget;
    "numeric-input": NumericInputWidget;
    orderer: OrdererWidget;
    "phet-simulation": PhetSimulationWidget;
    "python-program": PythonProgramWidget;
    plotter: PlotterWidget;
    radio: RadioWidget;
    sorter: SorterWidget;
    table: TableWidget;
    video: VideoWidget;
    "molecule-renderer": DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    "passage-ref-target": DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    "passage-ref": DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    passage: DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    "lights-puzzle": DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    sequence: DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    simulator: DeprecatedStandinWidget;
    transformer: DeprecatedStandinWidget;
}
/**
 * A map of widget IDs to widget options. This is most often used as the type
 * for a set of widgets defined in a `PerseusItem` but can also be useful to
 * represent a function parameter where only `widgets` from a `PerseusItem` are
 * needed. Today Widget IDs are made up of the widget type and an incrementing
 * integer (eg. `interactive-graph 1` or `radio 3`). It is suggested to avoid
 * reading/parsing the widget id to derive any information from it, except in
 * the case of this map.
 *
 * @see {@link PerseusWidgetTypes} additional widgets can be added to this map type
 * by augmenting the PerseusWidgetTypes with new widget types!
 */
export type PerseusWidgetsMap = MakeWidgetMap<PerseusWidgetTypes>;
/**
 * PerseusWidget is a union of all the different types of widget options that
 * Perseus knows about.
 *
 * Thanks to it being based on PerseusWidgetTypes interface, this union is
 * automatically extended to include widgets used in tests without those widget
 * option types seeping into our production types.
 *
 * @see MockWidget for an example
 */
export type PerseusWidget = PerseusWidgetTypes[keyof PerseusWidgetTypes];
/**
 * A "PerseusItem" is a classic Perseus item. It is rendered by the
 * `ServerItemRenderer` and the layout is pre-set.
 */
export type PerseusItem = {
    /** The details of the question being asked to the user. */
    question: PerseusRenderer;
    /**
     * A collection of hints to be offered to the user that support answering
     * the question.
     */
    hints: Hint[];
    /**
     * Question helpers that should be made available to the user. Perseus
     * itself does not ship with any of these tools, they are strictly hints to
     * the host application.
     */
    answerArea?: PerseusAnswerArea | undefined;
};
/**
 * A "PerseusArticle" is an item that is meant to be rendered as an article.
 * This item is never scored and is rendered by the `ArticleRenderer`.
 */
export type PerseusArticle = PerseusRenderer | PerseusRenderer[];
export type Version = {
    /** The major part of the version */
    major: number;
    /** The minor part of the version */
    minor: number;
};
export type PerseusRenderer = {
    /**
     * Translatable Markdown content to be rendered.  May include references to
     * widgets (as `[[☃ widget-id]]`) or [deprecated] images (as `![image
     * text](imageUrl)`). This markdown can also include Math in the form of
     * TeX surrounded by `$` characters (eg. `Solve the following: $1 + 1 =
     * ?$.`).
     *
     * For each widget found in the Markdown, there _must_ be an entry in the
     * {@link PerseusRenderer.widgets} object using the widget-id as the key.
     *
     * For each image found in the Markdown, there can be an entry in the
     * {@link PerseusRenderer.images} object with the key being the image's url
     * which defines additional attributes for the image.
     */
    content: string;
    /**
     * A dictionary of {[widgetName]: Widget} to be referenced from the content
     * field.
     */
    widgets: PerseusWidgetsMap;
    /**
     * Formerly used in the PerseusGradedGroup widget.  A list of "tags" that
     * are keys that represent other content in the system.  Not rendered to
     * the user.
     * @deprecated
     */
    metadata?: any;
    /**
     * A dictionary of {[imageUrl]: {@link PerseusImageDetail}}.
     *
     * @deprecated Use of inline images is deprecated in top-level Perseus
     * content but may be used when widgets embed a PerseusRenderer (such as
     * the `radio` widget). In top-level content, please use an `image` widget
     * instead.
     */
    images: {
        [imageUrl: string]: PerseusImageDetail;
    };
};
export type Hint = PerseusRenderer & {
    /**
     * When `true`, causes the previous hint to be replaced with this hint when
     * it is displayed.
     *
     * When `false`, the previous hint remains visible when this one is
     * displayed. This allows for hints that build upon each other.
     */
    replace?: boolean;
    /**
     * The UI needs to know how many hints there are before we have
     * answerful PerseusItems. In a crunch, we decided to replace existing hints
     * with empty hints and add a placeholder flag to signal that they're
     * not real hints.
     *
     * TODO(LEMS-3806): there's probably a better way to do this
     */
    placeholder?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusImageDetail = {
    /** The width of the image */
    width: number;
    /** the height of the image */
    height: number;
};
export type Alignment = "default" | "block" | "inline-block" | "inline" | "wrap-left" | "wrap-right" | "full-width";
/**
 * ItemExtras represent extra UI elements that help the learner in answering
 * the question (such as a calculator for questions where solving by hand is
 * not material to testing understanding of the skill).
 */
export declare const ItemExtras: readonly ["calculator", "financialCalculatorMonthlyPayment", "financialCalculatorTotalAmount", "financialCalculatorTimeToPayOff", "periodicTable", "periodicTableWithKey"];
export type CalculatorVariant = "scientific" | "graphing" | "four_function";
export type PerseusAnswerArea = Record<(typeof ItemExtras)[number], boolean> & {
    calculatorVariant?: CalculatorVariant;
};
/**
 * The type representing the common structure of all widget's options. The
 * `Options` generic type represents the widget-specific option data.
 */
export type WidgetOptions<Type extends string, Options extends Record<string, any>> = {
    /**
     * The "type" of widget which will define what the Options field looks
     * like.
     */
    type: Type;
    /**
     * Whether this widget is displayed with the values and is immutable. For
     * display only.
     */
    static?: boolean;
    /**
     * Whether a widget is scored.
     * Default: true
     *
     * The behavior depends on how the widget decides to implement it.
     * For example, Interactive Graph will render an ungraded graph
     * that is still interactive that learners can use to visualize
     * math.
     *
     * Historical uses seem questionable (See LEMS-3958):
     * - IFrame
     * - Explanation
     * - Image
     * - Transformer (deprecated)
     */
    graded?: boolean;
    /**
     * The HTML alignment of the widget. "default" or "block".
     *
     * If the alignment is "default", it gets the default alignment from the
     * widget logic, which can be various other alignments (e.g.
     * "inline-block", "inline", etc).
     */
    alignment?: Alignment;
    /**
     * Options specific to the type field of the widget. See Perseus*WidgetOptions for
     * more details
     */
    options: Options;
    /**
     * Only used by interactive child widgets (line, point, etc) to identify the
     * components
     */
    key?: number | null;
    /**
     * The version of the widget data spec. Used to differentiate between newer
     * and older content data. The parsers (`parseAndMigratePerseusItem`,
     * `parseAndMigratePerseusArticle`, or `parseAndMigratePerseusRenderer`)
     * will upgrade non-current versions of widget options to the latest.
     */
    version?: Version;
};
export type BlankWidget = WidgetOptions<'blank', PerseusBlankWidgetOptions>;
export type CategorizerWidget = WidgetOptions<'categorizer', PerseusCategorizerWidgetOptions>;
export type CSProgramWidget = WidgetOptions<'cs-program', PerseusCSProgramWidgetOptions>;
export type DefinitionWidget = WidgetOptions<'definition', PerseusDefinitionWidgetOptions>;
export type DropdownWidget = WidgetOptions<'dropdown', PerseusDropdownWidgetOptions>;
export type ExplanationWidget = WidgetOptions<'explanation', PerseusExplanationWidgetOptions>;
export type ExpressionWidget = WidgetOptions<'expression', PerseusExpressionWidgetOptions>;
export type FillInTheBlankWidget = WidgetOptions<'fill-in-the-blank', PerseusFillInTheBlankWidgetOptions>;
export type FreeResponseWidget = WidgetOptions<'free-response', PerseusFreeResponseWidgetOptions>;
export type GradedGroupSetWidget = WidgetOptions<'graded-group-set', PerseusGradedGroupSetWidgetOptions>;
export type GradedGroupWidget = WidgetOptions<'graded-group', PerseusGradedGroupWidgetOptions>;
export type GrapherWidget = WidgetOptions<'grapher', PerseusGrapherWidgetOptions>;
export type GroupWidget = WidgetOptions<'group', PerseusGroupWidgetOptions>;
export type IFrameWidget = WidgetOptions<'iframe', PerseusIFrameWidgetOptions>;
export type ImageWidget = WidgetOptions<'image', PerseusImageWidgetOptions>;
export type InteractionWidget = WidgetOptions<'interaction', PerseusInteractionWidgetOptions>;
export type InteractiveGraphWidget = WidgetOptions<'interactive-graph', PerseusInteractiveGraphWidgetOptions>;
export type LabelImageWidget = WidgetOptions<'label-image', PerseusLabelImageWidgetOptions>;
export type MatcherWidget = WidgetOptions<'matcher', PerseusMatcherWidgetOptions>;
export type MatrixWidget = WidgetOptions<'matrix', PerseusMatrixWidgetOptions>;
export type MeasurerWidget = WidgetOptions<'measurer', PerseusMeasurerWidgetOptions>;
export type NumberLineWidget = WidgetOptions<'number-line', PerseusNumberLineWidgetOptions>;
export type NumericInputWidget = WidgetOptions<'numeric-input', PerseusNumericInputWidgetOptions>;
export type OrdererWidget = WidgetOptions<'orderer', PerseusOrdererWidgetOptions>;
export type PhetSimulationWidget = WidgetOptions<'phet-simulation', PerseusPhetSimulationWidgetOptions>;
export type PlotterWidget = WidgetOptions<'plotter', PerseusPlotterWidgetOptions>;
export type PythonProgramWidget = WidgetOptions<'python-program', PerseusPythonProgramWidgetOptions>;
export type RadioWidget = WidgetOptions<'radio', PerseusRadioWidgetOptions>;
export type SorterWidget = WidgetOptions<'sorter', PerseusSorterWidgetOptions>;
export type TableWidget = WidgetOptions<'table', PerseusTableWidgetOptions>;
export type InputNumberWidget = WidgetOptions<'input-number', PerseusInputNumberWidgetOptions>;
export type VideoWidget = WidgetOptions<'video', PerseusVideoWidgetOptions>;
export type DeprecatedStandinWidget = WidgetOptions<'deprecated-standin', object>;
/**
 * A background image applied to various widgets.
 */
export type PerseusImageBackground = {
    /** The URL of the image */
    url?: string | null;
    /** The width of the image */
    width?: number;
    /** The height of the image */
    height?: number;
    /** The top offset of the image */
    top?: number;
    /** The left offset of the image */
    left?: number;
    /** The scale of the image */
    scale?: number;
    /** The bottom offset of the image */
    bottom?: number;
};
/**
 * The type of markings to display on the graph.
 * - axes: shows the axes without the grid lines
 * - graph: shows the axes and the grid lines
 * - grid: shows only the grid lines
 * - none: shows no markings
 */
export type MarkingsType = "axes" | "graph" | "grid" | "none";
export type AxisLabelLocation = "onAxis" | "alongEdge";
/** Options for the blank widget, used within "Drag And Drop" widgets as the dropzone for answer tiles */
export type PerseusBlankWidgetOptions = {
    /** Display Type for how the blank should be rendered */
    displayType: "normal" | "superscript" | "subscript";
    /** ID for the correct answer tile for the blank */
    correctId: string;
};
/**
 * A draggable tile in a "Drag And Drop" widget's choice bank, shared across
 * the widget family.
 *
 * Presentation only: each widget expresses correctness differently, so one
 * needing extra data should intersect this type locally rather than widen it.
 * Any field added here must be optional.
 */
export type PerseusAnswerTile = {
    /**
     * Identifies the tile within its own widget's choice bank: a blank's
     * `correctId` and the learner's placements both name a tile this way.
     * Uniqueness is scoped to the one widget.
     */
    id: string;
    /**
     * Translatable Markdown; what this tile displays. Blank renders an empty
     * tile, which is announced using `label`.
     */
    content: string;
    /** Translatable text; the tile's value as plain text, for screen readers */
    label: string;
    /** Display height in px for an image tile. */
    imageHeight?: number;
};
/**
 * Options for the fill-in-the-blank widget. Presents content with inline
 * blanks above a choice bank of answer tiles.
 */
export type PerseusFillInTheBlankWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Markdown; the content. Translators may move the
     *  `[[☃ blank n]]` widget placeholders within it */
    content: string;
    /** The widgets embedded in `content`, keyed by widget id. */
    widgets: PerseusWidgetsMap;
    /** The choice bank the learner draws answer tiles from */
    tiles: PerseusAnswerTile[];
    /**
     * How many times each tile may be placed, for the whole choice bank.
     */
    maxUsesPerTile: number | "unlimited";
    /**
     * Randomize the order of the answer tiles or keep them as defined.
     */
    randomize: boolean;
};
/** Options for the categorizer widget. Presents items to sort into groups. */
export type PerseusCategorizerWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * Translatable text; a list of items to categorize. e.g. ["banana",
     * "yellow", "apple", "purple", "shirt"]
     */
    items: string[];
    /** Translatable text; a list of categories. e.g. ["fruits", "colors", "clothing"] */
    categories: string[];
    /** Whether the items should be randomized */
    randomizeItems: boolean;
    /**
     * The correct answers where index relates to the items and value relates to
     * the category. e.g. [0, 1, 0, 1, 2]
     */
    values: number[];
};
/** Options for the definition widget. Reveals a definition on click. */
export type PerseusDefinitionWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable text; the word to define. e.g. "vertex" */
    togglePrompt: string;
    /** Translatable text; the definition of the word. e.g. "where 2 rays connect" */
    definition: string;
};
/** Options for the dropdown widget. A list of choices in a dropdown. */
export type PerseusDropdownWidgetOptions = {
    /** A list of choices for the dropdown */
    choices: PerseusDropdownChoice[];
    /** Translatable Text; placeholder text for a dropdown. e.g. "Please select a fruit" */
    placeholder: string;
    /** Translatable Text; visible label for the dropdown */
    visibleLabel?: string;
    /** Translatable Text; aria label that screen readers will read */
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type PerseusDropdownChoice = {
    /** Translatable text; The text for the option. e.g. "Banana" or "Orange" */
    content: string;
    /** Whether this is the correct option or not */
    correct: boolean;
};
/** Options for the explanation widget. Reveals an explanation on click. */
export type PerseusExplanationWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * Translatable Text; The clickable text to expand an explanation.
     * e.g. "What is an apple?"
     */
    showPrompt: string;
    /**
     * Translatable Text; The clickable text to hide an explanation.
     * e.g. "Thanks. I got it!"
     */
    hidePrompt: string;
    /**
     * Translatable Markdown; The explanation that is shown when showPrompt is
     * clicked. e.g. "An apple is a tasty fruit."
     */
    explanation: string;
    /**
     * explanation fields can embed widgets. When they do, the details of the
     * widgets are here.
     */
    widgets: PerseusWidgetsMap;
};
export type LegacyButtonSets = Array<"basic" | "basic+div" | "trig" | "prealgebra" | "logarithms" | "basic relations" | "advanced relations" | "scientific">;
/** Options for the expression widget. Accepts a math expression answer. */
export type PerseusExpressionWidgetOptions = {
    /** The expression forms the answer may come in */
    answerForms: PerseusExpressionAnswerForm[];
    buttonSets: LegacyButtonSets;
    /** Variables that can be used as functions. Default: ["f", "g", "h"] */
    functions: string[];
    /** Use x for rendering multiplication instead of a center dot. */
    times: boolean;
    /**
     * What extra keys need to be displayed on the keypad so that the question
     * can be answerable without a keyboard (ie mobile)
     */
    extraKeys?: KeypadKey[];
    /** Visible label associated with the MathQuill field */
    visibleLabel?: string;
    /** Aria label for screen readers attached to MathQuill field */
    ariaLabel?: string;
    /**
     * Controls when buttons for special characters are visible when using a
     * desktop browser. Defaults to "focused".
     * NOTE: This isn't listed in perseus-format.js or perseus_data.go, but
     * appears in item data in the datastore.
     */
    buttonsVisible?: "always" | "never" | "focused";
};
export declare const PerseusExpressionAnswerFormConsidered: readonly ["correct", "wrong", "ungraded"];
export type PerseusExpressionAnswerForm = {
    /** The TeX form of the expression. e.g. "x\\cdot3=y" */
    value: string;
    /** The Answer expression must have the same form */
    form: boolean;
    /** The answer expression must be fully expanded and simplified */
    simplify: boolean;
    /** Whether the form is considered "correct", "wrong", or "ungraded" */
    considered: (typeof PerseusExpressionAnswerFormConsidered)[number];
    /**
     * A key to identify the answer form in a list. Used only by the Perseus
     * editor!
     */
    key?: string;
};
/** Options for the graded-group widget. A self-contained scoreable group. */
export type PerseusGradedGroupWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; A title to be displayed for the group. */
    title: string;
    /** A section to define hints for the group. */
    hint?: PerseusRenderer | null | undefined;
    /** Translatable Markdown. May include widgets and images embedded. */
    content: string;
    /** See {@link PerseusRenderer.widgets} */
    widgets: PerseusWidgetsMap;
    /** See {@link PerseusRenderer.images} */
    images: {
        [key: string]: PerseusImageDetail;
    };
    /** optional content extras (calculators/financial calcs/periodic tables) */
    answerArea?: PerseusAnswerArea;
};
/** Options for the graded-group-set widget. A set of graded groups. */
export type PerseusGradedGroupSetWidgetOptions = {
    /** A list of Widget Groups */
    gradedGroups: PerseusGradedGroupWidgetOptions[];
};
/** A 2D coordinate range: x-axis [min, max] and y-axis [min, max]. */
export type GraphRange = [
    x: [min: number, max: number],
    y: [min: number, max: number]
];
/**
 * The state of the grapher widget's plotted function, discriminated by
 * the `type` field. Used as both the learner's
 * user input and the rubric's correct answer.
 */
export type GrapherAnswerTypes = {
    /**
     * A V-shaped graph defined by its vertex.
     */
    type: "absolute_value";
    /**
     * The vertex and a second point defining the V-shape. If null,
     * the graph is not gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [vertex: Coord, secondPoint: Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A curve of the form y = a·bˣ + c approaching a horizontal.
     */
    type: "exponential";
    /**
     * Two points along the horizontal asymptote line. Only the
     * y-coordinate of the first point is used during scoring;
     * x-coordinates are completely ignored.
     */
    asymptote: [Coord, Coord];
    /**
     * Two points along the exponential curve. One end of the curve
     * trends towards the asymptote. If null, the graph is not
     * gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [Coord, Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A straight line of the form y = mx + b.
     */
    type: "linear";
    /**
     * Two points along the straight line. If null, the graph is not
     * gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [Coord, Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A curve of the form y = a·log_b(x - c) approaching a vertical
     * asymptote.
     */
    type: "logarithm";
    /** Two points along the asymptote line. */
    asymptote: [Coord, Coord];
    /**
     * Two points along the logarithmic curve. One end of the curve
     * trends towards the asymptote. If null, the graph is not
     * gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [Coord, Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A parabola of the form y = ax² + bx + c.
     */
    type: "quadratic";
    /**
     * The vertex and a second point defining the parabola. If null,
     * the graph is not gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [vertex: Coord, secondPoint: Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A periodic wave of the form y = a·sin(bx - c) + d.
     */
    type: "sinusoid";
    /**
     * Two points on the same slope of the sinusoid. If null, the
     * graph is not gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [Coord, Coord];
} | {
    /**
     * A periodic curve of the form y = a·tan(bx - c) + d.
     */
    type: "tangent";
    /**
     * Two points on the same slope of the tangent curve. If null,
     * the graph is not gradable and all answers score as invalid.
     */
    coords: null | [Coord, Coord];
};
/** The functions that can be graphed in a Grapher widget */
export type GrapherFunctionType = "absolute_value" | "exponential" | "linear" | "logarithm" | "quadratic" | "sinusoid" | "tangent";
/**
 * Options for the Grapher widget. Defines the available function
 * types, the correct answer, and the visual graph configuration.
 */
export type PerseusGrapherWidgetOptions = {
    /** The set of function types the learner can choose from when plotting. */
    availableTypes: GrapherFunctionType[];
    /**
     * The correct answer; used to score the learner's plotted function.
     * Undefined in answerless data.
     */
    correct?: GrapherAnswerTypes;
    /** Visual configuration for the coordinate plane. */
    graph: {
        /** An optional background image displayed behind the graph. */
        backgroundImage: {
            /** Vertical offset from the bottom of the graph in pixels. */
            bottom?: number;
            /** Height of the image in pixels. */
            height?: number;
            /** Horizontal offset from the left edge of the graph in pixels. */
            left?: number;
            /** Scale factor applied to the image. */
            scale?: number;
            /** URL of the background image, or null/undefined if none. */
            url?: string | null | undefined;
            /** Width of the image in pixels. */
            width?: number;
        };
        /** The [width, height] of the graph canvas in pixels. */
        box?: [number, number];
        /** Which graph settings are editable in the editor UI. */
        editableSettings?: Array<"graph" | "snap" | "image" | "measure">;
        /** The [x, y] spacing between grid lines. */
        gridStep?: [number, number];
        /** The [x-axis, y-axis] labels. */
        labels: [string, string];
        /** Which markings to show on the graph (axes, grid, graph, or none). */
        markings: MarkingsType;
        /** The visible [x-range, y-range] of the coordinate plane. */
        range: GraphRange;
        /** The label for the ruler overlay (currently always empty string). */
        rulerLabel: "";
        /** The number of tick marks on the ruler overlay. */
        rulerTicks: number;
        /** When true, a protractor overlay is shown on the graph. */
        showProtractor?: boolean;
        /** When true, a ruler overlay is shown on the graph. */
        showRuler?: boolean;
        /** When true, coordinate tooltips are shown on hover. */
        showTooltips?: boolean;
        /** The [x, y] snap increment for interactive elements. */
        snapStep?: [number, number];
        /** The [x, y] distance between labeled tick marks. */
        step: [number, number];
        /**
         * Whether the graph configuration is valid. Can be false or an
         * error message string.
         */
        valid?: boolean | string;
    };
};
/** Options for the group widget. An alias for PerseusRenderer. */
export type PerseusGroupWidgetOptions = PerseusRenderer;
/** Options for the image widget. Shows an image with a caption and alt text. */
export type PerseusImageWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Markdown; Text to be shown for the title of the image */
    title: string;
    /** Translatable Markdown; Text to be shown in the caption section of an image */
    caption: string;
    /** Translatable Text; The alt text to be shown in the img.alt attribute */
    alt: string;
    /** Translatable Markdown; Text to be shown as the long description of an image */
    longDescription: string;
    /**
     * When true, standalone image will be rendered with alt="" and without any alt
     * text, caption, title, or long description.
     */
    decorative: boolean;
    /** The image details for the image to be displayed */
    backgroundImage: PerseusImageBackground;
    /** The size scale of the image */
    scale: number;
    /**
     * @deprecated - labels were removed from the image widget editor in 2017,
     * but still appear in old content.
     */
    labels: Array<PerseusImageLabel>;
    /**
     * @deprecated - range for labels was removed from the image widget editor
     * in 2017, but still appears in old content.
     */
    range: [Interval, Interval];
    /**
     * @deprecated - box for labels was removed from the image widget editor
     * in 2017, but still appears in old content.
     */
    box: Size;
};
export type PerseusImageLabel = {
    /** Translatable Text; The content of the label to display */
    content: string;
    /** The visual alignment of the label. default: "center" */
    alignment: string;
    /** The point on the image to display the label */
    coordinates: number[];
};
/** Options for the interactive-graph widget. An interactive geometry graph. */
export type PerseusInteractiveGraphWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * Where the little black axis lines & labels (ticks) should render. Also
     * known as the tick step. default [1, 1]
     */
    step: [number, number];
    /** Where the grid lines on the graph will render. default [1, 1] */
    gridStep?: [x: number, y: number];
    /**
     * Where the graph points will lock to when they are moved.
     * default [0.5, 0.5]
     */
    snapStep?: [x: number, y: number];
    /** An optional image to use in the background */
    backgroundImage: PerseusImageBackground;
    /**
     * The type of markings to display on the graph.
     */
    markings: MarkingsType;
    /** How to label the X and Y axis. default: ["x", "y"] */
    labels: string[];
    /**
     * Specifies the location of the labels on the graph.  default: "onAxis".
     * - "onAxis": Labels are positioned on the axis at the right (x) and top
     *   (y) of the graph.
     * - "alongEdge": Labels are centered along the bottom (x) and left (y)
     *    edges of the graph. The y label is rotated. Typically used when the
     *    range min is near 0 with longer labels.
     */
    labelLocation: AxisLabelLocation;
    /** Which sides of the graph are bounded (removed axis arrows). */
    showAxisArrows: ShowAxisArrows;
    /**
     * Whether to show tick marks and tick numbers per axis.
     */
    showAxisTicks: ShowAxisTicks;
    /** Whether to show the Protractor tool overlayed on top of the graph */
    showProtractor: boolean;
    /**
     * Whether to show the Ruler tool overlayed on top of the graph.
     * @deprecated - no longer used by the InteractiveGraph widget. The
     * property is kept on this type to prevent its accidental reuse in future
     * features, since it may appear in production data.
     */
    showRuler?: boolean;
    /** Whether to show tooltips on the graph */
    showTooltips: boolean;
    /**
     * The unit to show on the ruler.  e.g. "mm", "cm",  "m", "km", "in", "ft",
     * "yd", "mi".
     * @deprecated - no longer used by the InteractiveGraph widget. The
     * property is kept on this type to prevent its accidental reuse in future
     * features, since it may appear in production data.
     */
    rulerLabel?: string;
    /**
     * How many ticks to show on the ruler.  e.g. 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16. Must be
     * an integer.
     * @deprecated - no longer used by the InteractiveGraph widget. The
     * property is kept on this type to prevent its accidental reuse in future
     * features, since it may appear in production data.
     */
    rulerTicks?: number;
    /**
     * The X and Y coordinate ranges for the view of the graph.
     * default: [[-10, 10], [-10, 10]]
     */
    range: GraphRange;
    /** The type of graph */
    graph: PerseusGraphType;
    /** The correct kind of graph, if being used to select function type */
    correct: PerseusGraphType;
    /**
     * Shapes (points, chords, etc) displayed on the graph that cannot be moved
     * by the user.
     */
    lockedFigures: LockedFigure[];
    /** Aria label that applies to the entire graph. */
    fullGraphAriaLabel?: string;
    /** Aria description that applies to the entire graph. */
    fullGraphAriaDescription?: string;
};
export declare const lockedFigureColorNames: readonly ["blue", "gold", "green", "grayH", "purple", "pink", "red"];
export type LockedFigureColor = (typeof lockedFigureColorNames)[number];
export declare const lockedFigureColors: Record<LockedFigureColor, string>;
export type StrokeWeight = "thin" | "medium" | "thick";
export type LockedFigure = LockedPointType | LockedLineType | LockedVectorType | LockedEllipseType | LockedPolygonType | LockedFunctionType | LockedLabelType;
export type LockedFigureType = LockedFigure["type"];
export type LockedLineStyle = "solid" | "dashed";
/**
 * Stroke style for fillable locked figures (polygons, ellipses): a solid or
 * dashed border, or `"none"` to render the fill with no border at all.
 */
export type LockedFigureStrokeStyle = LockedLineStyle | "none";
export type LockedPointType = {
    type: "point";
    coord: Coord;
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    filled: boolean;
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedLineType = {
    type: "line";
    kind: "line" | "ray" | "segment";
    points: [point1: LockedPointType, point2: LockedPointType];
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    lineStyle: LockedLineStyle;
    showPoint1: boolean;
    showPoint2: boolean;
    weight: StrokeWeight;
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedVectorType = {
    type: "vector";
    points: [tail: Coord, tip: Coord];
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    weight: StrokeWeight;
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedFigureFillType = "none" | "white" | "translucent" | "solid";
export declare const lockedFigureFillStyles: Record<LockedFigureFillType, number>;
export type LockedEllipseType = {
    type: "ellipse";
    center: Coord;
    radius: [x: number, y: number];
    angle: number;
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    fillStyle: LockedFigureFillType;
    strokeStyle: LockedFigureStrokeStyle;
    weight: StrokeWeight;
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedPolygonType = {
    type: "polygon";
    points: Coord[];
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    showVertices: boolean;
    fillStyle: LockedFigureFillType;
    strokeStyle: LockedFigureStrokeStyle;
    weight: StrokeWeight;
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedFunctionType = {
    type: "function";
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    strokeStyle: LockedLineStyle;
    weight: StrokeWeight;
    /**
     * This is the user-defined equation (as it was typed)
     */
    equation: string;
    /**
     * The independent variable of this function
     */
    directionalAxis: "x" | "y";
    /**
     * The minimum and maximum values along the `directionalAxis` at which
     * this function should be graphed. Values of -Infinity and Infinity are
     * allowed. Note that infinite values are serialized as `null` in JSON.
     */
    domain: [min: number, max: number];
    labels: LockedLabelType[];
    ariaLabel?: string;
};
export type LockedLabelType = {
    type: "label";
    coord: Coord;
    /** TeX-supported string */
    text: string;
    color: LockedFigureColor;
    size: "small" | "medium" | "large";
};
export type PerseusGraphType = PerseusGraphTypeAbsoluteValue | PerseusGraphTypeAngle | PerseusGraphTypeCircle | PerseusGraphTypeLinear | PerseusGraphTypeLinearSystem | PerseusGraphTypeNone | PerseusGraphTypePoint | PerseusGraphTypePolygon | PerseusGraphTypeQuadratic | PerseusGraphTypeRay | PerseusGraphTypeSegment | PerseusGraphTypeSinusoid | PerseusGraphTypeExponential | PerseusGraphTypeTangent | PerseusGraphTypeLogarithm | PerseusGraphTypeVector;
export type PerseusGraphTypeAngle = {
    type: "angle";
    /** Whether to show the angle measurements. default: false */
    showAngles?: boolean;
    /** Allow Reflex Angles if an "angle" type. default: true */
    allowReflexAngles?: boolean;
    /** The angle offset in degrees if an "angle" type. default: 0 */
    angleOffsetDeg?: number | null;
    /** Snap to degree increments if an "angle" type. default: 1 */
    snapDegrees?: number;
    /** How to match the answer. If missing, defaults to exact matching. */
    match?: "congruent";
    /**
     * The angle represented as ∠ABC; point B is the vertex, while rays
     * BA and BC are the sides of the angle.
     */
    coords?: [Coord, Coord, Coord];
    /**
     * The initial state for this graph, represented as ∠ABC, where point B is
     * the vertex, while rays BA and BC form the angle.
     */
    startCoords?: [Coord, Coord, Coord];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: [string, string, string];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeCircle = {
    type: "circle";
    center?: Coord;
    radius?: number;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: {
        center: Coord;
        radius: number;
    };
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeLinear = {
    type: "linear";
    /** expects 2 coords */
    coords?: CollinearTuple | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: CollinearTuple;
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: [string, string];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeLinearSystem = {
    type: "linear-system";
    /** expects 2 sets of 2 coords */
    coords?: CollinearTuple[] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: CollinearTuple[];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeNone = {
    type: "none";
};
export type PerseusGraphTypePoint = {
    type: "point";
    /**
     * The number of points if a "point" type. default: 1. "unlimited" if no
     * limit
     */
    numPoints?: number | "unlimited";
    coords?: Coord[] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: Coord[];
    /** Used instead of `coords` in some old graphs that have only one point. */
    coord?: Coord;
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypePolygon = {
    type: "polygon";
    /** The number of sides. default: 3. "unlimited" if no limit */
    numSides?: number | "unlimited";
    /** Whether to show the angle measurements. default: false */
    showAngles?: boolean;
    /** Whether to show side measurements. default: false */
    showSides?: boolean;
    /** How to snap points. e.g. "grid", "angles", or "sides". default: grid */
    snapTo?: "grid" | "angles" | "sides";
    /** How to match the answer. If missing, defaults to exact matching. */
    match?: "similar" | "congruent" | "approx" | "exact";
    coords?: Coord[] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: Coord[];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeQuadratic = {
    type: "quadratic";
    /** expects a list of 3 coords */
    coords?: [Coord, Coord, Coord] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: [Coord, Coord, Coord];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: [string, string, string];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeSegment = {
    type: "segment";
    /** The number of segments if a "segment" type. default: 1. Max: 6 */
    numSegments?: number;
    /**
     * Expects a list of Coord tuples. Length should match the `numSegments`
     * value.
     */
    coords?: CollinearTuple[] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: CollinearTuple[];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeSinusoid = {
    type: "sinusoid";
    /** Expects a list of 2 Coords */
    coords?: [Coord, Coord] | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: [Coord, Coord];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeTangent = {
    type: "tangent";
    coords?: [Coord, Coord] | null;
    startCoords?: [Coord, Coord];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeExponential = {
    type: "exponential";
    /** Two points along the exponential curve. */
    coords?: [Coord, Coord] | null;
    /**
     * The y-value of the horizontal asymptote (the line y = asymptote).
     * Corresponds to the coefficient c in f(x) = a·eᵇˣ + c.
     */
    asymptote?: number | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: {
        coords: [Coord, Coord];
        asymptote: number;
    };
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeLogarithm = {
    type: "logarithm";
    /** Two points along the logarithmic curve. */
    coords?: [Coord, Coord] | null;
    /**
     * The x-value of the vertical asymptote (the line x = asymptote).
     * The curve is defined on only one side of this line.
     */
    asymptote?: number | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: {
        coords: [Coord, Coord];
        asymptote: number;
    };
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: string[];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeAbsoluteValue = {
    type: "absolute-value";
    coords?: [Coord, Coord] | null;
    startCoords?: [Coord, Coord];
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: [string, string];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeRay = {
    type: "ray";
    /** Expects a list of 2 Coords */
    coords?: CollinearTuple | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: CollinearTuple;
    /** Custom label for each interactive point that will help with the screen reader. */
    pointLabels?: [string, string];
    /** Opt-in: render a visible label next to each interactive point. */
    showPointLabels?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusGraphTypeVector = {
    type: "vector";
    /** The tail and tip coordinates of the vector: [tail, tip] */
    coords?: CollinearTuple | null;
    /** The initial coordinates the graph renders with. */
    startCoords?: CollinearTuple;
    /** How to match the answer.
     *  "exact" (default) — both tail and tip must match exactly.
     *  "congruent" — same direction and magnitude, any position. */
    match?: "exact" | "congruent";
};
type AbsoluteValueGraphCorrect = {
    type: "absolute-value";
    coords: [Coord, Coord];
};
type AngleGraphCorrect = {
    type: "angle";
    allowReflexAngles: boolean;
    match?: "congruent";
    coords: [Coord, Coord, Coord];
};
type CircleGraphCorrect = {
    type: "circle";
    center: Coord;
    radius: number;
};
type LinearGraphCorrect = {
    type: "linear";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
};
type LinearSystemGraphCorrect = {
    type: "linear-system";
    coords: [CollinearTuple, CollinearTuple];
};
type NoneGraphCorrect = {
    type: "none";
};
type PointGraphCorrect = {
    type: "point";
    coords: Coord[];
};
type PolygonGraphCorrect = {
    type: "polygon";
    match: "similar" | "congruent" | "approx";
    coords: Coord[];
};
type QuadraticGraphCorrect = {
    type: "quadratic";
    coords: [Coord, Coord, Coord];
};
type SegmentGraphCorrect = {
    type: "segment";
    coords: CollinearTuple[];
};
type SinusoidGraphCorrect = {
    type: "sinusoid";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
};
type ExponentialGraphCorrect = {
    type: "exponential";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
    asymptote: number;
};
type TangentGraphCorrect = {
    type: "tangent";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
};
type LogarithmGraphCorrect = {
    type: "logarithm";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
    asymptote: number;
};
type RayGraphCorrect = {
    type: "ray";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
};
type VectorGraphCorrect = {
    type: "vector";
    coords: CollinearTuple;
    /** How to match the answer.
     *  "exact" (default) — both tail and tip must match exactly.
     *  "congruent" — same direction and magnitude, any position. */
    match?: "exact" | "congruent";
};
export type PerseusGraphCorrectType = AbsoluteValueGraphCorrect | AngleGraphCorrect | CircleGraphCorrect | LinearGraphCorrect | LinearSystemGraphCorrect | NoneGraphCorrect | PointGraphCorrect | PolygonGraphCorrect | QuadraticGraphCorrect | RayGraphCorrect | SegmentGraphCorrect | SinusoidGraphCorrect | ExponentialGraphCorrect | TangentGraphCorrect | LogarithmGraphCorrect | VectorGraphCorrect;
/** Options for the label-image widget. Asks learners to label image parts. */
export type PerseusLabelImageWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; TeX representation of choices */
    choices: string[];
    /** The URL of the image */
    imageUrl: string;
    /** Translatable Text; To show up in the img.alt attribute */
    imageAlt: string;
    /** The height of the image */
    imageHeight: number;
    /** The width of the image */
    imageWidth: number;
    /** A list of markers to display on the image */
    markers: PerseusLabelImageMarker[];
    /** Do not display answer choices in instructions */
    hideChoicesFromInstructions: boolean;
    /** Allow multiple answers per marker */
    multipleAnswers: boolean;
};
export type PerseusLabelImageMarker = {
    /**
     * A list of correct answers for this marker. Often only one but can have
     * multiple
     */
    answers: string[];
    /**
     * Translatable Text; The text to show for the marker. Not displayed
     * directly to the user
     */
    label: string;
    /** X Coordinate location of the marker on the image */
    x: number;
    /** Y Coordinate location of the marker on the image */
    y: number;
};
/** Options for the matcher widget. Two-column drag-and-drop matching. */
export type PerseusMatcherWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * Translatable Text; Labels to adorn the headings for the columns. Only 2
     * values [left, right]. e.g. ["Concepts", "Things"]
     */
    labels: string[];
    /**
     * Translatable Text; Static concepts to show in the left column.
     * e.g. ["Fruit", "Color", "Clothes"]
     */
    left: string[];
    /**
     * Translatable Markup; Values that represent the concepts to be correlated
     * with the concepts. e.g. ["Red", "Shirt", "Banana"]
     */
    right: string[];
    /**
     * Order of the matched pairs matters. With this option enabled, only the
     * order provided above will be treated as correct. This is useful when
     * ordering is significant, such as in the context of a proof. If disabled,
     * pairwise matching is sufficient. To make this clear, the left column
     * becomes fixed in the provided order and only the cards in the right
     * column can be moved.
     */
    orderMatters: boolean;
    /** Adds padding to the rows. Padding is good for text, but not needed for images. */
    padding: boolean;
};
export type PerseusMatrixWidgetAnswers = number[][];
/** Options for the matrix widget. A grid of numeric cells to fill in. */
export type PerseusMatrixWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; Shown before the matrix */
    prefix: string;
    /** Translatable Text; Shown after the matrix */
    suffix: string;
    /**
     * A data matrix representing the "correct" answers to be entered into the
     * matrix
     */
    answers: PerseusMatrixWidgetAnswers;
    /**
     * The coordinate size of the matrix. Only supports 2-dimensional matrix.
     * default: [3, 3]
     */
    matrixBoardSize: number[];
};
/** Options for the measurer widget. A virtual ruler and/or protractor. */
export type PerseusMeasurerWidgetOptions = {
    /** The image that the user is meant to measure */
    image: PerseusImageBackground;
    /** Whether to show the Protractor tool overlayed on top of the image */
    showProtractor: boolean;
    /** Whether to show the Ruler tool overlayed on top of the image */
    showRuler: boolean;
    /** The unit to show on the ruler. e.g. "mm", "cm", "m", "km", "in", "ft", "yd", "mi" */
    rulerLabel: string;
    /** How many ticks to show on the ruler. e.g. 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16 */
    rulerTicks: number;
    /** The number of image pixels per unit (label) */
    rulerPixels: number;
    /** The number of units to display on the ruler */
    rulerLength: number;
    /** Containing area [width, height] */
    box: [number, number];
};
export type MathFormat = "integer" | "mixed" | "improper" | "proper" | "decimal" | "percent" | "pi";
export type PerseusNumericInputAnswerForm = {
    simplify: PerseusNumericInputSimplify;
    name: MathFormat;
};
/**
 * Determines how unsimplified fractions are scored.
 *
 * - "required" means unsimplified fractions are considered invalid input, and
 *   the learner can try again.
 * - "enforced" means unsimplified fractions are marked incorrect.
 * - "optional" means unsimplified fractions are accepted.
 */
export type PerseusNumericInputSimplify = "required" | "enforced" | "optional";
/** Options for the numeric-input widget. Accepts a single numeric answer. */
export type PerseusNumericInputWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * A list of correct and incorrect answers. Each answer can have a
     * message explaining why it is correct/incorrect. There may be
     * multiple correct answers if multiple formats are accepted. For
     * example, some questions might accept either a fraction or a
     * decimal as correct.
     *
     * The first answer that matches (correct or incorrect) is the scoring
     * result (so order of answers is very important).
     */
    answers: PerseusNumericInputAnswer[];
    /**
     * Translatable Text; Text to describe this input. This will be shown to
     * users using screenreaders.
     */
    labelText?: string | undefined;
    /**
     * Use size "Normal" for all text boxes, unless there are multiple text
     * boxes in one line and the answer area is too narrow to fit them.
     * Options: "normal" or "small"
     */
    size: string;
    /**
     * A coefficient style number allows the student to use - for -1 and an
     * empty string to mean 1.
     */
    coefficient: boolean;
    /**
     * How to align the text in the input
     */
    textAlign: "left" | "right" | "center";
};
export type PerseusNumericInputAnswer = {
    /**
     * Translatable Display; A description for why this answer is correct,
     * wrong, or ungraded. Always the empty string in answerless data.
     */
    message: string;
    /** The expected answer. Null in answerless data. */
    value?: number | null;
    /** Whether this answer is "correct", "wrong", or "ungraded" */
    status: string;
    /**
     * The forms available for this answer.
     */
    answerForms?: MathFormat[];
    /**
     * Whether we should check the answer strictly against the configured
     * answerForms (strict = true) or include the set of default answerForms
     * (strict = false). Always false in answerless data.
     */
    strict: boolean;
    /**
     * The maximum difference between the answer key and a correct user
     * input. Omitted in answerless data.
     */
    maxError?: number | null;
    /** How unsimplified responses should be handled. */
    simplify: PerseusNumericInputSimplify;
};
/** Options for the number-line widget. A draggable point on a number line. */
export type PerseusNumberLineWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * The position of the endpoints of the number line. Setting the range
     * constrains the position of the answer and the labels.
     */
    range: number[];
    /**
     * This controls the position of the left / right labels. By default, the
     * labels are set by the range. Note: Ensure that the labels line up with
     * the tick marks, or it may be confusing for users.
     */
    labelRange: Array<number | null>;
    /**
     * This controls the styling of the labels for the two main labels as well
     * as all the tick mark labels, if applicable.
     */
    labelStyle: "decimal" | "improper" | "mixed" | "non-reduced";
    /** Show label ticks */
    labelTicks: boolean;
    /** Show tick controller */
    isTickCtrl: boolean;
    isInequality: boolean;
    /** The range of divisions within the line */
    divisionRange: number[];
    /**
     * This controls the number (and position) of the tick marks. The number of
     * divisions is constrained to the division range. Note: The user will be
     * able to specify the number of divisions in a number input.
     */
    numDivisions?: number | null;
    /**
     * This determines the number of different places the point will snap
     * between two adjacent tick marks. Note: Ensure the required number of
     * snap increments is provided to answer the question.
     */
    snapDivisions: number;
    /**
     * This controls the number (and position) of the tick marks; you can
     * either set the number of divisions (2 divisions would split the entire
     * range in two halves), or the tick step (the distance between ticks) and
     * the other value will be updated accordingly. Note: There is no check to
     * see if labels coordinate with the tick marks, which may be confusing for
     * users if the blue labels and black ticks are off-step.
     */
    tickStep?: number | null;
    /**
     * The answer to a NumberLine widget is a set of real numbers. `correctRel`
     * expresses the relationship between the numbers in that set and the value
     * of `correctX`.
     */
    correctRel?: "eq" | "lt" | "gt" | "le" | "ge";
    /**
     * This is the correct answer. The answer is validated (as right or wrong)
     * by using only the end position of the point and the relation
     * (=, &lt;, &gt;, ≤, ≥).
     */
    correctX: number | null;
    /** This controls the initial position of the point along the number line */
    initialX?: number | null;
    /** Show tooltips */
    showTooltips?: boolean;
};
/** Options for the orderer widget. Cards to place in the correct order. */
export type PerseusOrdererWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * All of the options available to the user. Place the cards in the correct
     * order. The same card can be used more than once in the answer but will
     * only be displayed once at the top of a stack of identical cards.
     */
    options: PerseusRenderer[];
    /** The correct order of the options */
    correctOptions: PerseusRenderer[];
    /** Cards that are not part of the answer */
    otherOptions: PerseusRenderer[];
    /** "normal" for text options. "auto" for image options. */
    height: "normal" | "auto";
    /**
     * Use the "horizontal" layout for short text and small images. The
     * "vertical" layout is best for longer text (e.g. proofs).
     */
    layout: "horizontal" | "vertical";
};
export declare const plotterPlotTypes: readonly ["bar", "line", "pic", "histogram", "dotplot"];
export type PlotType = (typeof plotterPlotTypes)[number];
/** Options for the plotter widget. A bar, line, histogram, or dot plot. */
export type PerseusPlotterWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; The Axis labels. e.g. ["X Label", "Y Label"] */
    labels: string[];
    /**
     * Translatable Text; Categories to display along the X axis.
     * e.g. [">0", ">6", ">12", ">18"]
     */
    categories: string[];
    /** The type of the graph. options "bar", "line", "pic", "histogram", "dotplot" */
    type: PlotType;
    /** The maximum Y tick to display in the graph */
    maxY: number;
    /** The scale of the Y Axis */
    scaleY: number;
    /**
     * Which ticks to display the labels for. For instance, setting this to "4"
     * will only show every 4th label (plus the last one)
     */
    labelInterval: number;
    /**
     * Creates the specified number of divisions between the horizontal lines.
     * Fewer snaps between lines makes the graph easier for the student to
     * create correctly.
     */
    snapsPerLine: number;
    /** The Y values the graph should start with */
    starting: number[];
    /** The Y values that represent the correct answer expected */
    correct: number[];
    /** A picture to represent items in a graph. */
    picUrl: string | null;
    picSize: number;
    picBoxHeight: number;
    plotDimensions: number[];
};
/** Options for the radio widget. Presents a multiple-choice question. */
export type PerseusRadioWidgetOptions = {
    /** The choices provided to the user. */
    choices: PerseusRadioChoice[];
    /** Does this have a "none of the above" option? */
    hasNoneOfTheAbove?: boolean;
    /**
     * When true, the learner must select exactly as many choices as there
     * are correct answers before the answer is graded. Only has an effect
     * when there are multiple correct answers.
     */
    countChoices?: boolean;
    /**
     * How many of the choices are correct, which is conditionally used to tell
     * learners ahead of time how many options they'll need.
     */
    numCorrect?: number;
    /** Randomize the order of the options or keep them as defined */
    randomize?: boolean;
    /** Does this set allow for multiple selections to be correct? */
    multipleSelect?: boolean;
    /** @deprecated */
    deselectEnabled?: boolean;
};
export type PerseusRadioChoice = {
    /** Translatable Markdown; The label for this choice */
    content: string;
    /**
     * An opaque string that uniquely identifies this choice within
     * the radio widget. The format of this ID is subject to change.
     */
    id: string;
    /** Translatable Markdown; Rationale to give the user when they get it wrong */
    rationale?: string;
    /** Whether this option is a correct answer or not */
    correct?: boolean;
    /** If this is none of the above, override the content with "None of the above" */
    isNoneOfTheAbove?: boolean;
};
/** Options for the sorter widget. Cards to arrange into the correct order. */
export type PerseusSorterWidgetOptions = {
    /**
     * Translatable Text; The correct answer (in the correct order). The user
     * will see the cards in a randomized order.
     */
    correct: string[];
    /**
     * Use the "horizontal" layout for short text and small images. The
     * "vertical" layout is best for longer text and larger images.
     */
    layout: "horizontal" | "vertical";
    /**
     * Adds padding to the options. Padding is good for text but not needed
     * for images
     *
     * @deprecated
     *
     * TODO(LEMS-4538): remove padding from Sorter
     */
    padding: boolean;
};
/** Options for the table widget. A grid of input cells with column headers. */
export type PerseusTableWidgetOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; A list of column headers */
    headers: string[];
    /** The number of rows to display */
    rows: number;
    /** The number of columns to display */
    columns: number;
    /** Translatable Text; A 2-dimensional array of text to populate the table with */
    answers: string[][];
};
/** Options for the interaction widget. A customizable interactive graph. */
export type PerseusInteractionWidgetOptions = {
    /** The definition of the graph */
    graph: PerseusInteractionGraph;
    /** The elements of the graph */
    elements: PerseusInteractionElement[];
};
export type PerseusInteractionGraph = {
    /** "canvas", "graph" */
    editableSettings?: Array<"canvas" | "graph">;
    /** The Grid Canvas size. e.g. [400, 140] */
    box: Size;
    /** The Axis labels. e.g. ["x", "y"] */
    labels: string[];
    /** The Axis ranges. e.g. [[-10, 10], [-10, 10]] */
    range: [Interval, Interval];
    /** The steps in the grid. default [1, 1] */
    gridStep: [number, number];
    /**
     * The type of markings to display on the graph.
     */
    markings: MarkingsType;
    /** The snap steps. default [0.5, 0.5] */
    snapStep?: [number, number];
    /**
     * Whether the grid is valid or not. Do the numbers all make sense?
     * NOTE(jeremy) The editor for this widget sometimes stores the graph
     * editor validation error message into this field. It seems innocuous
     * because it looks like many of these usages don't actually use the graph
     * at all.
     */
    valid?: boolean | string;
    /** An optional background image to use */
    backgroundImage?: PerseusImageBackground;
    /** Whether to show the Protractor tool overlayed on top of the graph */
    showProtractor?: boolean;
    /** Whether to show the Ruler tool overlayed on top of the graph */
    showRuler?: boolean;
    /** The unit to show on the ruler. e.g. "mm", "cm", "m", "km", "in", "ft", "yd", "mi" */
    rulerLabel?: string;
    /** How many ticks to show on the ruler. e.g. 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16 */
    rulerTicks?: number;
    /**
     * This controls the number (and position) of the tick marks for the X and
     * Y axis. e.g. [1, 1]
     */
    tickStep: [number, number];
};
export type PerseusInteractionElement = {
    type: "function";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionFunctionElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "label";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionLabelElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "line";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionLineElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "movable-line";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionMovableLineElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "movable-point";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionMovablePointElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "parametric";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionParametricElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "point";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionPointElementOptions;
} | {
    type: "rectangle";
    /** An identifier for the element */
    key: string;
    options: PerseusInteractionRectangleElementOptions;
};
export type PerseusInteractionFunctionElementOptions = {
    /** The definition of the function to draw on the graph. e.g "x^2 + 1" */
    value: string;
    /** The name of the function like f(n). default: "f" */
    funcName: string;
    /** The range of points to start plotting */
    rangeMin: string;
    /** The range of points to end plotting */
    rangeMax: string;
    /** The color of the stroke. e.g. #6495ED */
    color: string;
    /** If the function stroke has a dash, what is it? options: "", "-", "- ", ".", ". " */
    strokeDasharray: string;
    /** The thickness of the stroke */
    strokeWidth: number;
};
export type PerseusInteractionLabelElementOptions = {
    /** Translatable Text; the content of the label */
    label: string;
    /** The color of the label. e.g. "red" */
    color: string;
    /** The X location of the label */
    coordX: string;
    /** The Y location of the label */
    coordY: string;
};
export type PerseusInteractionLineElementOptions = {
    /** A color code for the line segment. e.g. "#FFOOAF" */
    color: string;
    /** The start of the line segment (X) */
    startX: string;
    /** The start of the line segment (Y) */
    startY: string;
    /** The end of the line segment (X) */
    endX: string;
    /** The end of the line segment (Y) */
    endY: string;
    /** If the line stroke has a dash, what is it? options: "", "-", "- ", ".", ". " */
    strokeDasharray: string;
    /** The thickness of the line */
    strokeWidth: number;
    /** Does the line have an arrow point to it? options: "", "->" */
    arrows: string;
};
export type PerseusInteractionMovableLineElementOptions = {
    /** The start of the line segment (X) */
    startX: string;
    /** The start of the line segment (Y) */
    startY: string;
    /** Start updates (Xn, Yn) for n */
    startSubscript: number;
    /** The end of the line segment (X) */
    endX: string;
    /** The end of the line segment (Y) */
    endY: string;
    /** End updates (Xm, Ym) for m */
    endSubscript: number;
    /** How to constrain this line? options "none", "snap", "x", "y" */
    constraint: string;
    /** The snap resolution when constraint is set to "snap" */
    snap: number;
    /** The constraint function for when constraint is set to "x" or "y" */
    constraintFn: string;
    /** The lowest possible X value */
    constraintXMin: string;
    /** The highest possible X value */
    constraintXMax: string;
    /** The lowest possible Y value */
    constraintYMin: string;
    /** The highest possible Y value */
    constraintYMax: string;
};
export type PerseusInteractionMovablePointElementOptions = {
    /** The X position of the point */
    startX: string;
    /** The Y position of the point */
    startY: string;
    /** Update (Xn, Yn) for n */
    varSubscript: number;
    /** How to constrain this line? options "none", "snap", "x", "y" */
    constraint: string;
    /** The snap resolution when constraint is set to "snap" */
    snap: number;
    /** The constraint function for when constraint is set to "x" or "y" */
    constraintFn: string;
    /** The lowest possible X value */
    constraintXMin: string;
    /** The highest possible X value */
    constraintXMax: string;
    /** The lowest possible Y value */
    constraintYMin: string;
    /** The highest possible Y value */
    constraintYMax: string;
};
export type PerseusInteractionParametricElementOptions = {
    /** The function for the X coordinate. e.g. "\\cos(t)" */
    x: string;
    /** The function for the Y coordinate. e.g. "\\sin(t)" */
    y: string;
    /** The range of points to start plotting */
    rangeMin: string;
    /** The range of points to end plotting */
    rangeMax: string;
    /** The color of the stroke. e.g. #6495ED */
    color: string;
    /** If the function stroke has a dash, what is it? options: "", "-", "- ", ".", ". " */
    strokeDasharray: string;
    /** The thickness of the stroke */
    strokeWidth: number;
};
export type PerseusInteractionPointElementOptions = {
    /** The color of the point. e.g. "black" */
    color: string;
    /** The X coordinate of the point */
    coordX: string;
    /** The Y coordinate of the point */
    coordY: string;
};
export type PerseusInteractionRectangleElementOptions = {
    /** The fill color. e.g. "#EDD19B" */
    color: string;
    /** The lower left point X */
    coordX: string;
    /** The lower left point Y */
    coordY: string;
    /** The width of the rectangle */
    width: string;
    /** The height of the rectangle */
    height: string;
};
/** Options for the cs-program widget. Embeds a Khan Academy JS program. */
export type PerseusCSProgramWidgetOptions = {
    /** The ID of the CS program to embed */
    programID: string;
    /** Deprecated. Always null and sometimes omitted entirely. */
    programType?: any;
    /**
     * Settings that you add here are available to the program as an object
     * returned by Program.settings()
     */
    settings: PerseusCSProgramSetting[];
    /**
     * If you show the editor, you should use the "full-width" alignment to
     * make room for the width of the editor.
     */
    showEditor: boolean;
    /** Whether to show the execute buttons */
    showButtons: boolean;
    /** The height of the widget */
    height: number;
};
export type PerseusCSProgramSetting = {
    /** The name/key of the setting */
    name: string;
    /** The value of the setting */
    value: string;
};
/** Options for the python-program widget. Embeds a KA Python program. */
export type PerseusPythonProgramWidgetOptions = {
    /** The ID of the Python program to embed */
    programID: string;
    /** The height of the widget in pixels */
    height: number;
};
/**
 * This is an object instead of just a string because we think we'll want to
 * add more fields in the future, like a weight, which would allow us to give
 * partial credit and weight each criterion separately.
 */
export type PerseusFreeResponseWidgetScoringCriterion = {
    /**
     * An English-language description of how to score the response for this
     * criterion.
     */
    text: string;
};
/** Options for the free-response widget. An open-ended text answer. */
export type PerseusFreeResponseWidgetOptions = {
    /** Whether to allow the user to enter an unlimited number of characters. */
    allowUnlimitedCharacters: boolean;
    /** The maximum number of characters that the user can enter. */
    characterLimit: number;
    /**
     * The placeholder text that will be displayed to the user in the text
     * input field.
     */
    placeholder: string;
    /** The question text that will be displayed to the user. */
    question: string;
    /**
     * A list of scoring criteria for the free response question. This is a
     * list of things the answer should contain to be considered correct.
     */
    scoringCriteria: ReadonlyArray<PerseusFreeResponseWidgetScoringCriterion>;
};
/** Options for the iframe widget. Embeds external content in an iframe. */
export type PerseusIFrameWidgetOptions = {
    /** A URL to display OR a CS Program ID */
    url: string;
    /**
     * Settings that you add here are available to the program as an object
     * returned by Program.settings()
     */
    settings?: PerseusCSProgramSetting[];
    /** The width of the widget */
    width: number | string;
    /** The height of the widget */
    height: number | string;
    /** Whether to allow the IFrame to become full-screen (like a video) */
    allowFullScreen: boolean;
    /**
     * Whether to allow the iframe content to redirect the page
     * @deprecated - not used in Perseus.
     */
    allowTopNavigation?: boolean;
};
/** Options for the phet-simulation widget. Embeds a PhET simulation. */
export type PerseusPhetSimulationWidgetOptions = {
    /** A URL to display, must start with https://phet.colorado.edu/ */
    url: string;
    /** Translatable Text; Description of the sim for Khanmigo and alt text */
    description: string;
};
/** Options for the video widget. Embeds a video by its location ID. */
export type PerseusVideoWidgetOptions = {
    location: string;
};
export type PerseusInputNumberAnswer = PerseusNumericInputAnswer;
export type PerseusInputNumberWidgetOptions = PerseusNumericInputWidgetOptions;
export type PerseusWidgetOptions = PerseusBlankWidgetOptions | PerseusCategorizerWidgetOptions | PerseusCSProgramWidgetOptions | PerseusDefinitionWidgetOptions | PerseusDropdownWidgetOptions | PerseusExplanationWidgetOptions | PerseusExpressionWidgetOptions | PerseusFillInTheBlankWidgetOptions | PerseusFreeResponseWidgetOptions | PerseusGradedGroupSetWidgetOptions | PerseusGradedGroupWidgetOptions | PerseusIFrameWidgetOptions | PerseusImageWidgetOptions | PerseusInputNumberWidgetOptions | PerseusInteractionWidgetOptions | PerseusInteractiveGraphWidgetOptions | PerseusLabelImageWidgetOptions | PerseusMatcherWidgetOptions | PerseusMatrixWidgetOptions | PerseusMeasurerWidgetOptions | PerseusNumberLineWidgetOptions | PerseusNumericInputWidgetOptions | PerseusOrdererWidgetOptions | PerseusPhetSimulationWidgetOptions | PerseusPlotterWidgetOptions | PerseusRadioWidgetOptions | PerseusSorterWidgetOptions | PerseusTableWidgetOptions | PerseusVideoWidgetOptions;
export {};