import { ethers } from 'ethers';
import type { NamedLogs, ContractEventNames, ContractWithEvents } from '../types/events';
/**
 * Parse and strongly type event logs from a transaction receipt using a contract instance and an optional filter.
 *
 * @param args.contractInstance The contract instance to parse logs from.
 * @param args.txReceipt The transaction receipt to parse logs from.
 * @param [args.filter=] An optional filter to filter logs by. Filters are names of events in the contract (e.g.,
 * `CreateCertificate` can be used to filter the events by passing this function `['CreateCertificate']` as the
 * `args.filter` argument).
 * @returns An array of strongly typed logs with type support based on `args.contractInstance`. Note that all events in
 * the logs array which use `args.values` in their event signature will have `args.values` remapped to `args.vals` due
 * to a {@link https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/discussions/3542#discussioncomment-4214097| limitation} of
 * JavaScript.
 * @example
 * <caption>Parse "CreateCertificate" logs for a tx using the Certificate contract</caption>
 * ```ts
 * const logs = parseTransactionLogs({
 *   contractInstance: certificate,
 *   txReceipt, // TransactionReceipt object
 *   filter: ['CreateCertificate'],
 * });
 * logs.name; // 'CreateCertificate'
 * logs.args.recipient; // '0x...'
 * logs.args.FAKE; // Error: Property 'FAKE' does not exist on type 'CreateCertificateEvent["args"]'
 * ```
 */
export declare const parseTransactionLogs: <TContract extends ContractWithEvents, TEventNames extends ContractEventNames<TContract>[]>({ contractInstance, txReceipt, eventNames, }: {
    contractInstance: TContract;
    txReceipt: ethers.providers.TransactionReceipt;
    eventNames?: TEventNames | undefined;
}) => NamedLogs<TContract, TEventNames>;