import { AtomSelectorOrConfig, Cleanup, DependentCallback, DependentEdge, EvaluationReason, Selectable } from '../types/index.js';
import { Ecosystem } from './Ecosystem.js';
export declare class SelectorCache<T = any, Args extends any[] = any[]> {
    id: string;
    selectorRef: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>;
    args?: Args | undefined;
    static $$typeof: symbol;
    isDestroyed?: boolean;
    isMaterialized?: boolean;
    nextReasons: EvaluationReason[];
    prevReasons?: EvaluationReason[];
    result?: T;
    task?: () => void;
    _lastEdge?: WeakRef<DependentEdge>;
    _prevCache?: WeakRef<SelectorCache>;
    constructor(id: string, selectorRef: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>, args?: Args | undefined);
}
/**
 * Since AtomSelectors are meant to feel lightweight, they don't have to be
 * instances of a class - they'll often be standalone or even inline
 * functions. This class handles all the logic that AtomSelectors would handle
 * themselves if they were classes - creation, cache management, and
 * destruction.
 */
export declare class Selectors {
    private readonly ecosystem;
    /**
     * Map selectorKey + params id strings to the SelectorCache for the selector
     */
    _items: Record<string, SelectorCache<any, any>>;
    /**
     * A workaround for React StrictMode
     */
    _lastCache?: WeakRef<SelectorCache<any, any>>;
    /**
     * Map selectors (or selector config objects) to a base selectorKey that can
     * be used to predictably create selectorKey+params ids to look up the cache
     * in `this._items`
     */
    _refBaseKeys: WeakMap<AtomSelectorOrConfig<any, any>, string>;
    constructor(ecosystem: Ecosystem);
    addDependent(cacheItem: SelectorCache<any, any>, { callback, operation, }?: {
        callback?: DependentCallback;
        operation?: string;
    }): Cleanup;
    /**
     * Get an object mapping all ids in this selectorCache to their current
     * values.
     *
     * Pass a selector to only return caches of that selector.
     *
     * Pass a partial SelectorCache id string to only return caches whose id
     * contains the passed key (case-insensitive).
     *
     * IMPORTANT: Don't use this for SSR. SelectorCaches are not designed to be
     * shared across environments. Selectors should be simple derivations that
     * will be predictably recreated from rehydrated atom instances.
     *
     * In other words, `ecosystem.dehydrate()` is all you need for SSR. Don't
     * worry about selectors. This method is solely an inspection/debugging util.
     */
    dehydrate(selectableOrName?: Selectable<any, any> | string): Record<string, SelectorCache<any, any[]>>;
    destroyCache<T = any, Args extends [] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>): void;
    destroyCache<T = any, Args extends any[] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>, args: Args, force?: boolean): void;
    /**
     * Get the cache for the given selector. Return undefined if it doesn't exist
     * yet - don't create it.
     */
    find<T = any, Args extends [] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>): SelectorCache<T, Args> | undefined;
    find<T = any, Args extends any[] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>, args: Args): SelectorCache<T, Args> | undefined;
    find<T = any, Args extends any[] = any[]>(selectable: string): SelectorCache<T, Args> | undefined;
    /**
     * Get an object of all currently-cached AtomSelectors.
     *
     * Pass a selector reference or string to filter by caches whose id
     * weakly matches the passed selector name.
     */
    findAll(selectableOrName?: Selectable<any, any> | string): Record<string, SelectorCache<any, any[]>>;
    getCache<T = any, Args extends [] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>): SelectorCache<T, Args>;
    getCache<T = any, Args extends any[] = []>(selectable: Selectable<T, Args>, args: Args): SelectorCache<T, Args>;
    getCacheId<T = any, Args extends [] = []>(selectorOrConfig: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>): string;
    getCacheId<T = any, Args extends any[] = []>(selectorOrConfig: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>, args: Args): string;
    getCacheId<T = any, Args extends any[] = []>(selectorOrConfig: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>, args: Args, weak: true): string | undefined;
    /**
     * Should only be used internally. Removes the selector from the cache and
     * the graph
     */
    _destroySelector(id: string): void;
    /**
     * Get the string key we would ideally use as the id of the given
     * AtomSelector function or AtomSelectorConfig object - doesn't necessarily
     * mean we end up caching using this key.
     */
    _getIdealCacheId(selectorOrConfig: AtomSelectorOrConfig<any, any>): string | undefined;
    /**
     * Should only be used internally
     */
    _scheduleEvaluation(id: string, reason: EvaluationReason, shouldSetTimeout?: boolean): void;
    /**
     * Should only be used internally
     */
    _swapRefs<T, Args extends any[]>(oldCache: SelectorCache<T, Args>, newRef: AtomSelectorOrConfig<T, Args>, args?: any[]): void;
    /**
     * Destroy all cached selectors. Should probably only be used internally.
     * Prefer `ecosystem.reset()`.
     */
    _wipe(): void;
    /**
     * Get a base key that can be used to generate consistent ids for the given
     * selector
     */
    private getBaseKey;
    /**
     * Run an AtomSelector and, depending on the selector's resultsComparator,
     * update its cached result. Updates the graph efficiently (using
     * `.bufferUpdates()`)
     */
    private runSelector;
}