import { ServiceBusMessage } from '@azure/service-bus';
import { SbSubscriberTypeMap, SbSubscriptionMetadataOptions, SbQueueSubscriptionMetadataOptions, SbEmitterRef, SbEmitterImp } from './interfaces';
import { SbSubscriberMetadata } from './metadata-framework';
import { SbLogger } from './utils';
export declare type SbContextArgs<T extends keyof SbSubscriberTypeMap = keyof SbSubscriberTypeMap> = [SbSubscriberMetadata<T>, ServiceBusMessage];
export declare class SbContext<T extends keyof SbSubscriberTypeMap = keyof SbSubscriberTypeMap> {
    private readonly metadata;
    private readonly message;
    readonly logger: SbLogger;
    get type(): T;
    get metadataOptions(): SbSubscriptionMetadataOptions | SbQueueSubscriptionMetadataOptions;
    constructor(metadata: SbSubscriberMetadata<T>, message: ServiceBusMessage, logger: SbLogger);
    getData<TBody = any>(): TBody;
    getMessage(): ServiceBusMessage;
    /**
     * The entity name used to identify subscription/queue in service bus
     */
    entityName(): string;
    /**
     * Try to resolves a client (queue or topic emitter/sender) based on the entity name.
     *
     * If an entity reference is not provided, the default reference is the entity used to emit messages to this subscriber.
     * If this is a queue subscriber, it will be a queue emitter. If this is a subscription, it will be the topic of the subscription.
     *
     * > You can also provide a clientId to look the entity in.
     */
    resolveClient(emitterReference?: SbEmitterRef): SbEmitterImp | undefined;
}
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