import { ServiceKey, type ServiceScope } from '@microsoft/sp-core-library';
import { type IHttpClientOptions, type _IRequestCacheOptions, type _IHttpRequestCacheOptions, type _IClientCachableResponse } from '@microsoft/sp-http-base';
import DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse from './DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse';
import type { DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_IGraphHttpClientConfigurations } from './DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration';
import type DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration from './DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration';
/**
 * GraphHttpClient is used to perform REST calls against Microsoft Graph. It adds default
 * headers and collects telemetry that helps the service to monitor the performance of an application.
 * https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/
 *
 * @remarks
 * For communicating with SharePoint, use the {@link @microsoft/sp-http-base#SPHttpClient} class instead.
 * For communicating with other internet services, use the {@link @microsoft/sp-http-base#HttpClient} class instead.
 *
 * @internal
 * @deprecated The GraphHttpClient class has been superseded by the MSGraphClient class.
 * @sealed
 */
export default class DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClient {
    /**
     * The standard predefined GraphHttpClientConfiguration objects for use with
     * the GraphHttpClient class.
     */
    static readonly configurations: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_IGraphHttpClientConfigurations;
    /**
     * The service key for GraphHttpClient.
     */
    static readonly serviceKey: ServiceKey<DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClient>;
    private static readonly _className;
    private static _logSource;
    private _graphContext;
    private _parentSource;
    private _serviceScope;
    private _token;
    private _tokenProvider;
    private _fetchProvider;
    private _clientManifestData;
    private _cacheProvider;
    constructor(serviceScope: ServiceScope);
    /**
     * Perform a REST service call.
     *
     * @remarks
     * Generally, the parameters and semantics for HttpClient.fetch() are essentially
     * the same as the WHATWG API standard that is documented here:
     * https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
     *
     * The GraphHttpClient subclass adds some additional behaviors that are convenient when
     * working with SharePoint ODATA API's (which can be avoided by using
     * HttpClient instead):
     * - Default "Accept" and "Content-Type" headers are added if not explicitly specified.
     *
     * @param url - The url string should be relative to the graph server.
     *  Good: 'v1.0/me/events'
     *  Bad: '/v1.0/me/events', 'https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/events'
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @returns a promise that will return the result
     */
    fetch(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions): Promise<DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>;
    /**
     * Perform a REST service call.
     *
     * @remarks
     * Generally, the parameters and semantics for HttpClient.fetch() are essentially
     * the same as the WHATWG API standard that is documented here:
     * https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
     *
     * The GraphHttpClient subclass adds some additional behaviors that are convenient when
     * working with SharePoint ODATA API's (which can be avoided by using
     * HttpClient instead):
     * - Default "Accept" and "Content-Type" headers are added if not explicitly specified.
     *
     * @param url - The url string should be relative to the graph server.
     *  Good: 'v1.0/me/events'
     *  Bad: '/v1.0/me/events', 'https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/events'
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @param cacheConfiguration - determines the configuration for cache management of this request
     * @returns A promise containing a IClientCachableResponse, which contains a
     * Promise to the cached data response and a Promise to the server response
     *
     * @internal
     */
    fetch<T>(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions, cacheConfiguration: _IRequestCacheOptions): Promise<_IClientCachableResponse<T, DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>>;
    /**
     * Perform a REST service call.
     *
     * @remarks
     * Generally, the parameters and semantics for HttpClient.fetch() are essentially
     * the same as the WHATWG API standard that is documented here:
     * https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
     *
     * The GraphHttpClient subclass adds some additional behaviors that are convenient when
     * working with SharePoint ODATA API's (which can be avoided by using
     * HttpClient instead):
     * - Default "Accept" and "Content-Type" headers are added if not explicitly specified.
     *
     * @param url - The url string should be relative to the graph server.
     *  Good: 'v1.0/me/events'
     *  Bad: '/v1.0/me/events', 'https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/events'
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @param cacheConfiguration - determines the configuration for cache management of this request
     * @returns A Promise to the cached data response or a Promise to the server response
     *
     * @internal
     */
    fetch<T>(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions, cacheConfiguration: _IHttpRequestCacheOptions): Promise<T | DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>;
    /**
     * Calls fetch(), but sets the method to "GET".
     * @param url - the URL to fetch
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @returns a promise that will return the result
     */
    get(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options?: IGraphHttpClientOptions): Promise<DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>;
    /**
     * Calls fetch(), but sets the method to "GET".
     * @param url - the URL to fetch
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @param cacheConfiguration - determines the configuration for cache management of this request
     * @returns A promise containing a IClientCachableResponse, which contains a
     * Promise to the cached data response and a Promise to the server response
     *
     * @internal
     */
    get<T>(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions | undefined, cacheConfiguration: _IRequestCacheOptions): Promise<_IClientCachableResponse<T, DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>>;
    /**
     * Calls fetch(), but sets the method to "GET".
     * @param url - the URL to fetch
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @param cacheConfiguration - determines the configuration for cache management of this request
     * @returns A Promise to the cached data response or a Promise to the server response
     *
     * @internal
     */
    get<T>(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions | undefined, cacheConfiguration: _IHttpRequestCacheOptions): Promise<T | DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>;
    /**
     * Calls fetch(), but sets the method to "POST".
     * @param url - the URL to fetch
     * @param configuration - determines the default behavior of GraphHttpClient; normally this should
     *   be the latest version number from GraphHttpClientConfigurations
     * @param options - additional options that affect the request
     * @returns a promise that will return the result
     */
    post(url: string, configuration: DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientConfiguration, options: IGraphHttpClientOptions): Promise<DEPRECATED_DO_NOT_USE_GraphHttpClientResponse>;
    private _fetch;
    private _fetchWithInstrumentation;
    private _getOAuthToken;
    /**
     * Gets the cache data provider
     */
    private get _cacheDataProvider();
    private get _logSourceId();
    private _mergeUserHeaders;
    private _writeQosMonitorUpdate;
    /**
     * This function verifies that
     */
    private _validateGraphRelativeUrl;
}
/**
 * Options for HttpClient
 *
 * @remarks
 * This interface defines the options for the GraphHttpClient operations such as
 * get(), post(), fetch(), etc.  It is based on the WHATWG API standard
 * parameters that are documented here:
 * https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
 *
 * @internal
 */
export interface IGraphHttpClientOptions extends IHttpClientOptions {
}
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