import type { CreateOrderAction, OrderComponents, OrderUseCase } from "@opensea/seaport-js/lib/types";
/**
 * Run the approval transactions from a seaport-js create-order use case and
 * return the resulting order components, without asking the wallet to sign.
 *
 * `executeAllActions()` also requests an EIP-712 signature. Callers that
 * validate the order onchain have no use for one, since Seaport's `validate()`
 * takes the transaction sender as proof the offerer approved the order.
 * Requesting it anyway costs an extra wallet prompt for a signature that is
 * discarded, and shuts out contract accounts that cannot produce an offchain
 * signature at all.
 *
 * @param useCase The use case returned by `seaport.createOrder`
 * @returns Order components ready for onchain validation
 *
 * @throws Error if the use case has no create-order action.
 */
export declare const executeApprovalsAndGetOrderComponents: (useCase: OrderUseCase<CreateOrderAction>) => Promise<OrderComponents>;