import { ParseResult } from 'papaparse';
import { Parameter } from './parameter';
import { Optional } from './types';
export type ConfigParameter = Optional<Parameter, 'name' | 'typeValueKey' | 'id'>;
/**
 * Whether a configuration file has to be loaded through the SMM Setup Wizard rather than through the
 * ordinary drive parameter path.
 *
 * Two things decide it. A configuration only needs the wizard if it carries safety parameters at all,
 * and the wizard only applies to a device that keeps its safety configuration on a detachable module —
 * where those parameters live in a separate parameter space, which is what the wizard and its
 * verification and validation steps exist for.
 *
 * A device with no such module keeps its safety parameters in its own object dictionary and writes them
 * into the same config.csv as everything else, so for it they are drive parameters. That is a Circulo NG:
 * sending the operator to the wizard would send that configuration somewhere it does not belong, and
 * leave the drive with no way to be configured from a file at all.
 *
 * `deviceSupportsSafetyModule` comes from {@link supportsSafetyModule}, which reads the device's own
 * dictionary. Pass `true` when it is not known: refusing a load that would have been allowed is
 * recoverable, and loading safety parameters down a path that cannot verify them is not.
 */
export declare function requiresSmmSetupWizard(parameterIndexes: readonly number[], deviceSupportsSafetyModule: boolean): boolean;
/**
 * Parses the contents of configuration files such as config.csv, .factory_config, and .assembly_config.
 */
export declare class ConfigFile {
    readonly content: string;
    readonly file?: Pick<File, "name" | "type" | "size" | "lastModified"> | undefined;
    readonly apiId?: string;
    readonly firmwareVersion?: string;
    readonly header?: string;
    readonly parseResult?: ParseResult<string[]>;
    parameters: ConfigParameter[];
    constructor(content: string, file?: Pick<File, "name" | "type" | "size" | "lastModified"> | undefined);
    get firmwareId(): string | undefined;
    /**
     * Whether the file carries any safety parameter. Says nothing about how it has to be loaded —
     * see {@link requiresSmmSetupWizard} for that.
     */
    get containsSmmParameters(): boolean;
    /**
     * Whether this file has to be loaded through the SMM Setup Wizard on a device that keeps its safety
     * configuration on a detachable module. See {@link requiresSmmSetupWizard}.
     */
    requiresSmmSetupWizard(deviceSupportsSafetyModule: boolean): boolean;
    get hasParseErrors(): boolean;
    get numberOfParameters(): number;
    toString(): string;
}