import { ContextDependentConfig } from "./shared-controls";
export interface ObjectTypeBaseCore<Ctx extends any[], Values, Keys extends string = string> {
    type: "object";
    fields?: Record<Keys, Values>;
    nameFunc?: (item: any, ...args: Ctx) => string | undefined;
    /**
     * Controls how the object editor is displayed in the UI. If not specified, Plasmic will choose the appropriate display mode.
     * - "popup":  Displays the object in a popup
     * - "inline": Displays the object fields inline
     * - "flatten": Displays the object fields inline at the parent level. The parent label is not displayed.
     */
    display?: "inline" | "popup" | "flatten";
}
export interface ArrayTypeBaseCore<Ctx extends any[], Fields> {
    type: "array";
    itemType?: ObjectTypeBaseCore<Ctx, Fields>;
    /**
     * Optional function that determines whether the user can delete a given item.
     */
    unstable__canDelete?: (item: any, ...args: Ctx) => boolean;
    /**
     * Specify how to let Plasmic know how to update its own internal representation of the data when the value has
     * changed, or when issuing a minimalValue or shownValue that is different.
     *
     * Important to specify this if you are expecting any nested expression values in this data type!
     */
    unstable__keyFunc?: (item: any) => any;
    /**
     * Specify what would be the tentative new value that is set if the user makes any changes.
     *
     * Useful for field mappings.
     *
     * For instance, consider a Table where we have a `fields` prop:
     *
     * - Initially, the value is undefined. But if the user makes any changes, we would want to save an array of at
     *   least three items (corresponding to, say, three columns inferred from a schema).
     *
     * - Let's say there are 5 columns in the value. The data schema changes, removing a column and adding two new
     *   ones. Now we would want a different minimal value, containing 6 items.
     */
    unstable__minimalValue?: ContextDependentConfig<Ctx, any>;
}