import { Construct } from 'constructs';
import { OmittedIndexProps, TableProps, Table } from './Table';
declare type OmittedTablesProps = OmittedIndexProps | 'tableName' | 'name' | 'logicalId' | 'lsi' | 'gsi';
/**
 * Any prop that can be set on an individual table can be set on this
 * construct and all tables made in this group will have those values. Only
 * the props 'tableName', 'name', 'logicalId', 'lsi' and 'gsi' are available,
 * as those cannot be set for a group as they should be unique.
 *
 * By default the individual props will get merged in with the ones set for
 * the group and anything specifically set on one table will supercede the
 * group values. Ie, if billingMode is set on the TablesProps as
 * BillingMode.PAY_PER_REQUEST and on an individual table, in the
 * TablesProps.tables array, as BillingMode.PROVISIONED, then the function will
 * use node BillingMode.PROVISIONED. See the Usage Example below.
 */
export interface TablesProps extends Omit<TableProps, OmittedTablesProps> {
    /**
     * Array of tablesProps to use for creation of multiple tables.
     */
    tables?: TableProps[];
}
export declare class Tables extends Construct {
    resources: {
        [tableName: string]: Table;
    };
    private globalProps;
    constructor(scope: Construct, id: string, props: TablesProps);
    addTable(tableProps: TableProps): Table;
}
export {};