/**
 * The UCCX migration payloads as the backend returns them, mirroring
 * webex-ops-client's `pages/contact-center/interfaces/uccx-batch.interface.ts`.
 * Only the fields this widget reads are declared.
 */
/** The UCCX server a batch/application was collected from. */
export interface UccxHost {
    id?: number;
    host?: string;
    name?: string;
}
/**
 * One UCCX application, as the dcp application cache returns it. Note this is a
 * different shape from {@link UccxBatch} - webex-ops-client types the same endpoint
 * as `UccxBatch[]` but only ever reads `.name` and `.uccx.host` off it.
 */
export interface UccxApplication {
    id: number;
    name: string;
    /** Wrapped by UCCX as `SCRIPT[Foo.aef]`; see `CcImportService.toScriptName`. */
    scriptName?: string | null;
    description?: string;
    type?: string;
    enabled?: boolean;
    /** Present on the payload, null throughout dev2 - see `resolveMigrationState`. */
    migrationStatus?: string | null;
    aefFiles?: string[] | null;
    uccx?: UccxHost;
}
/** One migratable UCCX entity: a CSQ, a prompt, an agent, a script, ... */
export interface UccxItem {
    id: number | null;
    name: string;
    files: string[];
    /** One of {@link UCCX_ITEM_TYPE}. */
    type: string;
    /**
     * The application this entity belongs to - the application-centric link.
     * Populated per entity type by the backend's dependency analysis; on dev2 only
     * Trigger items carry it, everything else is null.
     */
    applicationName?: string | null;
    batchId?: number;
    sourceUCCXIp: string;
    destination: string;
    customerId: number;
    migrate?: boolean;
}
/** The request/response envelope the migrate endpoint expects. */
export interface UccxItemsWrapper {
    /** Items grouped by batch - the backend takes a list of lists. */
    uccxItemsList: UccxItem[][];
}
/**
 * A batch groups UCCX entities of one type. A single application is therefore
 * spread across several batches, which is why the entity overview has to fan out.
 */
export interface UccxBatch {
    /** A number on the wire, despite webex-ops-client typing it as a string. */
    id: number | string;
    name: string;
    /**
     * Everything below is optional on purpose: the same shape is returned by the
     * batch endpoints and by the dcp application cache, and the latter fills in
     * far fewer fields.
     */
    type?: string;
    applicationName?: string;
    applicationNames?: string;
    sourceUccxIp?: string;
    size?: number;
    destination?: string;
    customerId?: number;
    aefFiles?: string[];
    uccx?: UccxHost;
    /**
     * Compatibility score for the application's AEF script, 0-100.
     * Not served yet - see `CcImportService.resolveCompatibility`.
     */
    compatibilityScore?: number;
}
/** Per-AEF-script migration state, keyed by `scriptName` + `uccxIp`. */
export interface CallFlowMigrationStatus {
    id: number;
    scriptName: string;
    /** NEW | EDITING | READY_FOR_MIGRATION | MIGRATED | MIGRATION_FAILED | CONVERTING */
    status: string;
    type: string;
    uccxIp: string;
    customerId: number;
}
/** The `type` values a {@link UccxItem} can carry. */
export declare const UCCX_ITEM_TYPE: {
    readonly RESOURCE_GROUP: "Resource Group";
    readonly TRIGGER: "Trigger";
    readonly SCRIPT: "Script";
    readonly APPLICATION: "Application";
    readonly CSQ: "CSQ";
    readonly DOCUMENT: "Document";
    readonly PHONE_BOOK: "Phone Book";
    readonly PROMPT: "Prompt";
    readonly REASON_CODE: "Reason Code";
    readonly RESOURCE: "Resource";
    readonly SKILL: "Skill";
    readonly TEAM: "Team";
    readonly WRAP_UP_CODE: "Wrap Up Code";
};
/** The only call-flow state that counts as imported. */
export declare const CALL_FLOW_MIGRATED = "MIGRATED";