import { Decorator } from '../support_decorators/decorator.js';
import type ComponentContext from '../../component_context.js';
/**
 * PHP parity: Livewire\Attributes\Async
 *
 * Marks an action method as safe to run outside the normal request queue.
 * The vendored client bundle (assets/livewire.js) already reads
 * `component.snapshot.memo.async` to decide whether a call should skip
 * queueing/blocking behind other in-flight requests — this decorator's
 * only job is to push the method name into that memo array on dehydrate,
 * same mechanism the client independently exposes per-call via the
 * `wire:click.async` modifier.
 *
 * No other server-side behavior changes: async is purely a client request-
 * ordering concern. Like real Livewire, this intentionally does not guard
 * against an async action mutating state that's reflected in the UI —
 * that's a documented caller responsibility (see docs/attribute-async.md),
 * not something the framework can safely prevent without knowing which
 * properties are UI-visible.
 */
export default class Async extends Decorator {
    name: string;
    constructor(name: string);
    dehydrate(context: ComponentContext): Promise<void>;
}