import { type FromSchema } from 'json-schema-to-ts';
import { type IterablePromise } from '../client/method.js';
import { Resource } from '../client/resource.js';
import { type RequestOptions } from '../client/types.js';
import * as schemas from '../schemas/broadcasts.js';
import { BroadcastsNotifications } from './broadcasts/notifications.js';
type CreateBroadcastsResponse = FromSchema<typeof schemas.CreateBroadcastsResponseSchema>;
type CreateBroadcastsPayload = FromSchema<typeof schemas.CreateBroadcastsPayloadSchema>;
type ListBroadcastsResponse = FromSchema<typeof schemas.ListBroadcastsResponseSchema>;
type ListBroadcastsPayload = FromSchema<typeof schemas.ListBroadcastsPayloadSchema>;
type GetBroadcastsResponse = FromSchema<typeof schemas.GetBroadcastsResponseSchema>;
export declare class Broadcasts extends Resource {
    path: string;
    entity: string;
    notifications: BroadcastsNotifications;
    /**
     * Create a broadcast to send notifications to upto a 1,000 recipients - users or
     * topic subscribers. You can identify users by their email address or by an
     * external_id.
     *
     * You don't have to import your users into MagicBell. If a user does not exist
     * we'll create it automatically.
     *
     * You can send user attributes like first_name, custom_attributes, and more when
     * creating a broadcast.
     *
     * A new notification will be shown in the inbox of each recipient in real-time. It
     * will also be delivered to each recipient through all channels you have enabled
     * for your project.
     *
     * @param data
     * @param options - override client request options.
     * @returns A broadcast is a precursor to a notification. When you specify multiple
     *   recipients, MagicBell creates a notification for each recipient and delivers it
     *   to them based on their preferences.
     **/
    create(data: CreateBroadcastsPayload, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<CreateBroadcastsResponse>;
    /**
     * List all broadcasts. Broadcasts are sorted in descending order by the sent_at
     * timestamp.
     *
     * @param options - override client request options.
     * @returns
     **/
    list(options?: RequestOptions): IterablePromise<ListBroadcastsResponse>;
    /**
     * List all broadcasts. Broadcasts are sorted in descending order by the sent_at
     * timestamp.
     *
     * @param data
     * @param options - override client request options.
     * @returns
     **/
    list(data: ListBroadcastsPayload, options?: RequestOptions): IterablePromise<ListBroadcastsResponse>;
    /**
     * Fetch a broadcast by its ID.
     *
     * @param broadcastId - ID of the broadcast.
     * @param options - override client request options.
     * @returns A broadcast is a precursor to a notification. When you specify multiple
     *   recipients, MagicBell creates a notification for each recipient and delivers it
     *   to them based on their preferences.
     **/
    get(broadcastId: string, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<GetBroadcastsResponse>;
}
export {};