import { AccountBase } from '../../../entity/account/accountState';
import { InvoicingQboSettingsPayload } from '../../../entity/invoicing/invoicingCommonPayload';
/**
 * The QBO configuration page's local data. A client shape, not the wire one: the
 * page edits a flat `accountIdByMappingCode` map keyed by the config's mapping
 * codes, where the payload carries one field pair per slot and two shapes for
 * each. {@link entityToInvoicingQboSettingsLocalData} and
 * {@link invoicingQboSettingsLocalDataToPayload} convert at the boundary.
 */
export interface InvoicingQboSettingsLocalData {
    /**
     * Mapping code to the QuickBooks account id the picker selected. Keyed by the
     * config's own codes rather than a client-side list: the backend owns which
     * slots exist, so anything narrower silently drops the ones it has not heard
     * of.
     */
    accountIdByMappingCode: Record<string, string>;
    autoCreateItems: boolean;
    closedPeriodVoidAsCreditMemo: boolean;
    customerMatching: string;
    isSyncEnabled: boolean;
    /** ISO date, empty when unset — the picker clears to empty, not to null. */
    syncStartDate: string;
    trackingCategoriesEnabled: boolean;
}
export declare const initialInvoicingQboSettingsLocalData: InvoicingQboSettingsLocalData;
/** The settings response as the page edits it. */
export declare const entityToInvoicingQboSettingsLocalData: (qbo: InvoicingQboSettingsPayload | null | undefined) => InvoicingQboSettingsLocalData;
/**
 * The local data as the request body. `accountForId` turns each picked id into
 * the whole account the service stores; it comes from the epic, which is where
 * the account list is in reach.
 */
export declare const invoicingQboSettingsLocalDataToPayload: (localData: InvoicingQboSettingsLocalData, accountForId: (accountId: string) => AccountBase | undefined) => InvoicingQboSettingsPayload;