import { type LngLatBoundsLike } from 'maplibre-gl';
import Resource, { type ResourceKind } from './resource';
/**
 * Where a record is, for when what it holds can't be drawn on a map - it sits behind authentication,
 * or nothing here can read the format, or it is a scan with no georeferencing to place it by, or the
 * preview was tried and failed. Knowing roughly what part of the world a thing covers is worth a
 * great deal on its own, and is most of what a reader wants from a map they can't yet see.
 *
 * The one resource that fetches nothing: the shape is handed over at construction rather than read
 * from a URL, so this draws immediately and can't fail. A geometry is preferred over a bounding box
 * where a caller has one - a record's `locn_geometry` may describe an archipelago or a coastline,
 * and squaring that off to its envelope claims coverage it doesn't have.
 */
export default class LocationResource extends Resource {
    readonly kind: ResourceKind;
    private geometry;
    constructor(id: string, location: GeoJSON.Geometry | LngLatBoundsLike);
    label(): string;
    test(): Promise<boolean>;
    getGeometry(): GeoJSON.Geometry;
}