import { InjectionKey } from 'vue';
import { RouteValueStore } from './createRouteValueStore';
import { Router, RouterRouteUnion } from '../types/router';
import { ResolvedRoute, WithData } from '../types/resolved';
import { Routes } from '../types/route';
import { RouterPush } from '../types/routerPush';
type ResolvedRouteUpdate = (route: ResolvedRoute) => void;
type CurrentRouteContext<TRoutes extends Routes = Routes> = {
    currentRoute: ResolvedRoute & WithData;
    routerRoute: RouterRouteUnion<TRoutes>;
    updateRoute: ResolvedRouteUpdate;
};
type CurrentRouteOptions = {
    routerKey: InjectionKey<Router>;
    fallbackRoute: ResolvedRoute;
    push: RouterPush;
    getData: RouteValueStore['getData'];
};
/**
 * The route the router is on. Data is read from the store as a route becomes current, which is the only
 * route whose data anything computes — so a caller hands over whatever it resolved and does not have to
 * know that data is attached at all.
 */
export declare function createCurrentRoute<TRoutes extends Routes>(options: CurrentRouteOptions): CurrentRouteContext<TRoutes>;
export {};