import { AllDestinyManifestComponents, DestinyManifestComponentName, DestinyManifestLanguage } from './index.js';
import { DestinyManifest } from '../schemas';
export interface GetDestinyManifestComponentParams<T extends DestinyManifestComponentName> {
    destinyManifest: DestinyManifest;
    tableName: T;
    language: DestinyManifestLanguage;
}
/**
 * this fetches and returns a single table (Component) from the d2 manifest
 * i.e. DestinyInventoryItemDefinition / DestinyObjectiveDefinition /
 * DestinyVendorDefinition / DestinySeasonDefinition / etc.
 *
 * due to typescript limitations, the table name needs to be recognized by
 * typescript as a const (not mutable between inception and going into the function),
 * so that it considers it a table name and not just a string.
 *
 * this is easy with a string, since
 *
 * `const x = 'thing';` is type `'thing'`, not type `string`,
 *
 * but make sure it's not a `let x =` or a dynamically set string.
 */
export declare function getDestinyManifestComponent<T extends DestinyManifestComponentName>(params: GetDestinyManifestComponentParams<T>): Promise<AllDestinyManifestComponents[T]>;