import { SpawnSyncReturns } from "child_process";
import { ITestEnvironment } from "./environment/doc/response/ITestEnvironment";
import { ICommandDefinition, IHandlerParameters } from "@zowe/imperative";
/**
 * Execute a CLI script
 * @export
 * @param  scriptPath - the path to the script
 * @param  testEnvironment - the test environment with env
 * @param [args=[]] - set of script args (optional)
 * @returns  node.js details about the results of
 *           executing the script, including exit code and output
 */
export declare function runCliScript(scriptPath: string, testEnvironment: ITestEnvironment<any>, args?: any[]): SpawnSyncReturns<Buffer>;
/**
 * Type for handler data used to build mock IHandlerParameters object.
 * The type inherits from IHandlerParameters but is different:
 * - `arguments` omits the required properties `$0` and `_`
 * - All properties are optional except for `definition`
 */
type PartialHandlerParameters = Partial<Omit<IHandlerParameters, "arguments">> & {
    arguments?: Record<string, any>;
    definition: ICommandDefinition;
};
/**
 * Build a mocked IHandlerParameters object. Includes the following properties:
 * - `response` - Mocked IHandlerResponseApi
 * - `arguments`
 *   - `$0` - hardcoded to "zowe"
 *   - `_` = `params.positionals`
 *   - `...params.arguments`
 * - `positionals` = `params.positionals`
 * - `profiles` = `params.profiles`
 * - `definition` = `params.definition`
 * - `fullDefinition` = `params.definition`
 * - `stdin` - hardcoded to `process.stdin`
 * @param params Partial handler parameters object (see above for usage)
 * @returns Mocked handler parameters object. Most mocks do nothing, but the
 * following methods call `expect().toMatchSnapshot`:
 * - `response.data`: `setMessage`, `setObj`
 * - `response.console`: `log`, `error`
 * - `response.format`: `output`
 */
export declare function mockHandlerParameters(params: PartialHandlerParameters): IHandlerParameters;
export {};
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