import type { Cache } from "@warp-drive/core/types/cache";
import type { ResourceKey } from "@warp-drive/core/types/identifier";
import type { Value } from "@warp-drive/core/types/json/raw";
import type { InnerRelationshipDocument, ResourceObject } from "@warp-drive/core/types/spec/json-api-raw";
type ChangedRelationshipData = InnerRelationshipDocument;
export type JsonApiResourcePatch = {
	type: string;
	id: string;
	attributes?: Record<string, Value>;
	relationships?: Record<string, ChangedRelationshipData>;
} | {
	type: string;
	id: null;
	lid: string;
	attributes?: Record<string, Value>;
	relationships?: Record<string, ChangedRelationshipData>;
};
/**
* :::warning ⚠️ **This util often won't produce the necessary body for a {json:api} request**
*
* While this may come as a surprise, they are intended to serialize cache state for more
* generalized usage. {json:api} has a large variance in acceptable shapes, and only your
* app can ensure that the body is correctly formatted and contains all necessary data.
* :::
*
* Serializes the current state of a resource or array of resources for use with POST or PUT requests.
*
* @public
* @param {Cache} cache}
* @param {ResourceKey} identifier
* @return {Object} An object with a `data` property containing the serialized resource patch
*/
export declare function serializeResources(cache: Cache, identifiers: ResourceKey): {
	data: ResourceObject;
};
export declare function serializeResources(cache: Cache, identifiers: ResourceKey[]): {
	data: ResourceObject[];
};
/**
* :::warning ⚠️ **This util often won't produce the necessary body for a {json:api} request**
*
* While this may come as a surprise, they are intended to serialize cache state for more
* generalized usage. {json:api} has a large variance in acceptable shapes, and only your
* app can ensure that the body is correctly formatted and contains all necessary data.
* :::
*
* Serializes changes to a resource. Useful for use with building bodies for PATCH requests.
*
* Only attributes which are changed are serialized.
* Only relationships which are changed are serialized.
*
* Collection relationships serialize the collection as a whole.
*
* If you would like to serialize updates to a collection more granularly
* (for instance, as operations) request the diff from the store and
* serialize as desired:
*
* ```ts
* const relationshipDiffMap = cache.changedRelationships(identifier);
* ```
*
* @public
* @param {Cache} cache}
* @param {ResourceKey} identifier
* @return {Object} An object with a `data` property containing the serialized resource patch
*/
export declare function serializePatch(cache: Cache, identifier: ResourceKey): {
	data: JsonApiResourcePatch;
};
export {};