export default CustomerRedeemableRedeemable; /** * The CustomerRedeemableRedeemable model module. * @module model/CustomerRedeemableRedeemable */ declare class CustomerRedeemableRedeemable { /** * Initializes the fields of this object. * This method is used by the constructors of any subclasses, in order to implement multiple inheritance (mix-ins). * Only for internal use. */ static initialize(obj: any, voucher: any): void; /** * Constructs a CustomerRedeemableRedeemable from a plain JavaScript object, optionally creating a new instance. * Copies all relevant properties from data to obj if supplied or a new instance if not. * @param {Partial} data The plain JavaScript object bearing properties of interest. * @param {CustomerRedeemableRedeemable} [obj] Optional instance to populate. * @returns {CustomerRedeemableRedeemable} The populated CustomerRedeemableRedeemable instance. */ static constructFromObject(data: Partial, obj?: CustomerRedeemableRedeemable): CustomerRedeemableRedeemable; /** * Validates the JSON data with respect to CustomerRedeemableRedeemable. * @param {Partial} data The plain JavaScript object bearing properties of interest. * @returns {boolean} to indicate whether the JSON data is valid with respect to CustomerRedeemableRedeemable. */ static validateJSON(data: Partial): boolean; /** * Constructs a new CustomerRedeemableRedeemable. * Detailed information about the customer's redeemable item * @alias CustomerRedeemableRedeemable * @param {RedeemableVoucher} voucher */ constructor(voucher: RedeemableVoucher); type: string | undefined; voucher: RedeemableVoucher; status: (keyof typeof CustomerRedeemableRedeemable.StatusEnum) | undefined; } declare namespace CustomerRedeemableRedeemable { let RequiredProperties: string[]; namespace StatusEnum { let ACTIVE: string; let USED: string; let DISABLED: string; let NOT_ACTIVE_YET: string; let EXPIRED: string; let NO_BALANCE: string; } } import RedeemableVoucher from './RedeemableVoucher';