import { DestinyManifestComponentName, DestinyManifestLanguage, DestinyManifestSlice } from './';
import { DestinyManifest } from '../schemas';
export interface GetDestinyManifestSliceParams<T extends DestinyManifestComponentName[]> {
    destinyManifest: DestinyManifest;
    tableNames: T;
    language: DestinyManifestLanguage;
}
/**
 * this returns a similar structure to getAllDestinyManifestComponents (the big manifest json)
 * but only specific components within. it bundles multiple single tables requests,
 * into a single properly typed object with keys named after manifest components
 *
 * i.e. `{ DestinyInventoryItemDefinition: etc...,
 * DestinyObjectiveDefinition: etc... }`
 *
 * due to typescript limitations, the array of tableNames needs to be recognized by
 * typescript as readonly (not mutable between inception and going into the function),
 * so that it considers them table names and not just strings.
 *
 * like `['DestinyInventoryItemDefinition' as const]`
 *
 * or maybe `['DestinyInventoryItemDefinition'] as const`
 *
 * or just feed in into the function hardcoded like
 *
 * `function(['DestinyInventoryItemDefinition'])`
 */
export declare function getDestinyManifestSlice<T extends DestinyManifestComponentName[]>(params: GetDestinyManifestSliceParams<T>): Promise<DestinyManifestSlice<T>>;