import type * as Extend from "../index";
export interface Block {
    /** The type of object. In this case, it will always be `"block"`. */
    object: "block";
    /** A unique identifier for the block, deterministically generated as a hash of the block content. */
    id: string;
    /** The ID of the parent block. For example, for a table cell block, this would be the ID of the parent table block. Only set if this is a child block. */
    parentBlockId?: string;
    /**
     * The type of block:
     * * `"text"` - Regular text content
     * * `"heading"` - Section or document headings
     * * `"section_heading"` - Subsection headings
     * * `"table"` - Tabular data with rows and columns
     * * `"figure"` - Images, charts, diagrams, or logos
     * * `"table_head"` - Table header cells
     * * `"table_cell"` - Table body cells
     * * `"key_value"` - Key-value pairs (e.g., form regions, key-val groups, etc)
     * * `"page_number"` - Page number indicators
     * * `"barcode"` - Barcodes and QR codes
     * * `"formula"` - Mathematical formulas and equations
     * * `"header"` - Page headers
     * * `"footer"` - Page footers
     */
    type: Extend.BlockType;
    /** The textual content of the block formatted based on the target format. */
    content: string;
    /** Additional details specific to the block type. The schema depends on the block type. */
    details: Extend.BlockDetails;
    /** Metadata about the block. */
    metadata: Extend.BlockMetadata;
    /** An array of points defining the polygon that bounds the block. */
    polygon: Extend.BlockPolygonItem[];
    /** A simplified bounding box for the block. */
    boundingBox: Extend.BoundingBox;
    /** An array of child blocks. For example, a table block may contain table cell blocks as children when `cellBlocksEnabled` is set to true. */
    children?: Extend.Block[];
}