import { Decorator } from '../support_decorators/decorator.js';
import type ComponentContext from '../../component_context.js';
/**
 * PHP parity: Livewire\Attributes\Json
 *
 * Marks an action as a JSON-style endpoint: the method's return value
 * resolves directly on the client (`let data = await $wire.search(q)`)
 * instead of triggering the usual re-render/morph cycle. That return-
 * value plumbing (`effects.returns`, resolved by the vendored client
 * bundle's `resolveActionPromises()`) already exists for every action
 * regardless of this decorator - request_handler.ts's `callMethods()`
 * pushes every call's result there unconditionally. `@json()` only adds
 * the other two behaviors real Livewire documents for it:
 *
 *   1. Skip re-render - reuses the same store('skipRender') mechanism as
 *      `@renderless()`, but scoped to just this method (unlike
 *      Renderless.call(), which ignores the method name it's given and
 *      applies to every action on the component).
 *   2. Run outside the request queue - same memo.async mechanism as
 *      `@async()` (see support_async/async.ts).
 *   3. Isolate validation errors - when a @json action throws a validation
 *      error, it is isolated to promise rejection via returnsMeta with
 *      HTTP 422 errors instead of flashing to session / component error bag.
 */
export default class Json extends Decorator {
    name: string;
    constructor(name: string);
    call(method: string): Promise<void>;
    dehydrate(context: ComponentContext): Promise<void>;
}