/**
 * Takes a path and a current path and returns an absolute path to a data element.
 * Note that the path may be absolute or relative.
 *
 * The behaviour should mirror the way imports work.
 *
 * @param {string} path The path to attempt to get to, which may be absolute or relative.
 * @param {string} currentPath The current absolute path.
 * @returns An absolute path to a data element.
 * @example
 *   getDataPath('./relative.path', 'this.is.the.current.path');
 *   // => 'this.is.the.current.relative.path'
 * @example
 *   getDataPath('../relative.path', 'this.is.the.current.path');
 *   // => 'this.is.the.relative.path'
 * @example
 *   getDataPath('../../relative.path', 'this.is.the.current.path');
 *   // => 'this.is.relative.path'
 */
declare const getDataPath: (path: any, currentPath: any) => any;
export default getDataPath;