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/**
 * The main title/brand text displayed in the navigation bar, typically on the left side. Often used for logo text or application name.
 */
export type TitleSettings = string;
/**
 * The destination path when the title is clicked. Supports two dynamic substitution mechanisms: (1) Variable placeholders using double curly braces — define variables in the 'Title Navigation Variables' array below and reference them as {{variableName}} in the route string (e.g., '/device/{{deviceId}}/details' where a variable with label 'deviceId' provides the value). (2) Wildcard segments using a single asterisk '*' as a full path segment — each '*' is replaced at runtime by the segment at the same position from the current browser route (e.g., '/* /settings' navigates to the settings page while preserving the first segment of the current URL). The '*' must be the entire segment to be substituted; partial wildcards like 'test*' are treated as literal text. Routes starting with '/' are absolute; routes without a leading slash are relative to the current location.
 */
export type TitleNavigation = string;
/**
 * The variable name used in the route string. Reference this in your route using the {{label}} syntax. Use descriptive names like 'temperature', 'status', 'deviceName'.
 */
export type Label = string;
/**
 * The replacement text that will appear in place of {{label}} in the rendered output. Can be a static value or bound to a data column for dynamic updates.
 */
export type Value = string;
/**
 * Array of variable definitions for dynamic route segment substitution. Each variable has a label (used in the route string as {{label}}) and a value (the replacement text). Values can be static or bound to data columns for real-time updates.
 */
export type TitleNavigationVariables = {
    label?: Label;
    value?: Value;
    [k: string]: unknown;
}[];
/**
 * Font size in pixels for navigation item labels.
 */
export type FontSize = number;
/**
 * Font weight for navigation items (100=thin, 400=normal, 700=bold, 900=black).
 */
export type FontWeight = number;
/**
 * The text displayed for this navigation item. Should be short and descriptive (e.g., 'Dashboard', 'Settings', 'Reports').
 */
export type Label1 = string;
/**
 * Material icon name to display alongside the label. Find icon names at https://fonts.google.com/icons (e.g., 'home', 'settings', 'dashboard', 'analytics').
 */
export type IconName = string;
/**
 * The destination path when this item is clicked. Supports two dynamic substitution mechanisms: (1) Variable placeholders using double curly braces — define variables in the 'Variables' array below and reference them as {{variableName}} in the route string (e.g., '/device/{{deviceId}}/details' where a variable with label 'deviceId' provides the value). (2) Wildcard segments using a single asterisk '*' as a full path segment — each '*' is replaced at runtime by the segment at the same position from the current browser route (e.g., '/* /settings' navigates to the settings page while preserving the first segment of the current URL). The '*' must be the entire segment to be substituted; partial wildcards like 'test*' are treated as literal text. Routes starting with '/' are absolute; routes without a leading slash are relative to the current location.
 */
export type NavigationRoute = string;
/**
 * The variable name used in the route string. Reference this in your route using the {{label}} syntax. Use descriptive names like 'temperature', 'status', 'deviceName'.
 */
export type Label2 = string;
/**
 * The replacement text that will appear in place of {{label}} in the rendered output. Can be a static value or bound to a data column for dynamic updates.
 */
export type Value1 = string;
/**
 * Array of variable definitions for dynamic route segment substitution. Each variable has a label (used in the route string as {{label}}) and a value (the replacement text). Values can be static or bound to data columns for real-time updates.
 */
export type NavigationVariables = {
    label?: Label2;
    value?: Value1;
    [k: string]: unknown;
}[];
/**
 * Array of clickable navigation links displayed in the navigation bar. Each item can have a label, icon, and destination route.
 */
export type NavigationItems = {
    label?: Label1;
    iconName?: IconName;
    route?: NavigationRoute;
    variables?: NavigationVariables;
    [k: string]: unknown;
}[];

/**
 * A horizontal navigation bar widget for creating top-level dashboard navigation. Use this widget to provide consistent navigation across dashboard pages with a clickable title and multiple navigation items. Each item can have an icon and routes to different dashboard sections. Supports customizable styling for font size, weight, and colors. Ideal for multi-page dashboards requiring clear navigation structure and branding.
 */
export interface InputData {
    title?: TitleSettings;
    route?: TitleNavigation;
    variables?: TitleNavigationVariables;
    style?: ItemStyle;
    navItems?: NavigationItems;
    [k: string]: unknown;
}
/**
 * Global styling options applied to all navigation items in the bar.
 */
export interface ItemStyle {
    fontSize?: FontSize;
    fontWeight?: FontWeight;
    color?: FontColor;
    backgroundColor?: BackgroundColor;
    [k: string]: unknown;
}
/**
 * Text color for navigation item labels.
 */
export interface FontColor {
    [k: string]: unknown;
}
/**
 * Background color of the navigation bar.
 */
export interface BackgroundColor {
    [k: string]: unknown;
}