/// import * as electron from 'electron'; import { Vibrancy, VibrancyConfig } from './vibrancy'; /** * Allow modifying default BrowserWindowConstructorOptions * to change vibrancy to VibrancyOptions. */ declare type Modify = Omit & R; declare type _AcrylicBrowserWindowConstructorOptions = Modify; /** * The options of the BrowserWindow constructor including the vibrancy options. */ export interface AcrylicBrowserWindowConstructorOptions extends _AcrylicBrowserWindowConstructorOptions { } export interface WindowConfig { vibrancyActivated: boolean; vibrnacyConfig: VibrancyConfig; /** * Property designed to control the transparency of the focus. * TargetOpacity is the opacity that Windows should have. */ targetOpacity: number; /** * user-set opacity */ opacity: number; /** * Property designed to control the transparency of the focus. * The id of the interval for smooth transition of currentOpacity to targetOpacity when focus changes. * The reason for saving this is to call clearInterval after the conversion is complete. */ opacityInterval: NodeJS.Timeout | undefined; /** * Property designed to control the transparency of the focus. * CurrentOpacity is the transparency value that Windows actually has currently. */ currentOpacity: number; /** * Property designed to control the movement of the window * The id of the interval for tracking window movement * The reason for saving this is to call clearInterval after the conversion is complete. */ moveTimeout: NodeJS.Timeout | undefined; debug: boolean; } /** * Class wrapper for `electron.BrowserWindow`. * The class handles the vibrancy effects. */ export declare class BrowserWindow extends electron.BrowserWindow { #private; private options?; constructor(options?: AcrylicBrowserWindowConstructorOptions | undefined); get __electron_acrylic_window__(): WindowConfig; set __electron_acrylic_window__(v: WindowConfig); /** * Set the vibrancy for the specified window. * * @param options */ setVibrancy(options?: Vibrancy): void; } export {};