import { ActionsObservable, StateObservable } from 'redux-observable';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs';
import { updateJEOneTimeAccruals } from '../../../../entity/jeSchedules/jeSchedulesReducer';
import { RootState } from '../../../../reducer';
import { clearAll } from '../../../../rootActions';
import { ZeniAPI } from '../../../../zeniAPI';
import { fetchOneTimeAccrual, fetchOneTimeAccrualFailure, fetchOneTimeAccrualSuccess } from '../../reducers/jeSchedulesViewReducer';
export type ActionType = ReturnType<typeof clearAll> | ReturnType<typeof fetchOneTimeAccrual> | ReturnType<typeof fetchOneTimeAccrualFailure> | ReturnType<typeof fetchOneTimeAccrualSuccess> | ReturnType<typeof updateJEOneTimeAccruals>;
/**
 * Read one accrual by id so its detail page can render from a URL alone.
 *
 * Every other row on this page arrives with the JE Schedules list, and the accrual detail page used
 * to render only from what that list had already put in the store -- so opening its URL directly, on
 * a refresh or a shared link, had nothing to render and showed not-found. This is the read that
 * makes the URL self-sufficient.
 *
 * The response is the same `{accrual}` envelope promote / ignore / revert return, and it goes through
 * the same `updateJEOneTimeAccruals`, so a page loaded cold holds exactly the entity a page reached
 * through the list holds.
 */
export declare const fetchOneTimeAccrualEpic: (actions$: ActionsObservable<ActionType>, _state$: StateObservable<RootState>, zeniAPI: ZeniAPI) => Observable<ActionType>;