import type * as OpenFin from '../../OpenFin';
import { Base } from '../base';
import { InteropBroker } from './InteropBroker';
import { InteropClient } from './InteropClient';
/**
 * @PORTED
 * @typedef { object } InteropConfig
 * @summary Information relevant to the Interop Broker.
 * @property {string} [currentContextGroup] Context Group for the client. (green, yellow, red, etc.)
 * @property {string} [providerId] When provided, automatically connects the client to the specified provider uuid
 */
/**
 * Manages creation of Interop Brokers and Interop Clients. These APIs are called under-the-hood in Platforms.
 * @namespace
 * @alias Interop
 */
export default class InteropModule extends Base {
    /**
     * Initializes an Interop Broker. This is called under-the-hood for Platforms.
     * @param { string } name - Name of the Interop Broker.
     * @param { OverrideCallback<InteropBroker> } [override] - A callback function that can be used to extend or replace default Interop Broker behavior.
     * @return {Promise.<InteropBroker>}
     * @tutorial Interop.init
     * @static
     */
    init(name: string, override?: OpenFin.OverrideCallback<InteropBroker>): Promise<InteropBroker>;
    /**
     * Connects a client to an Interop broker. This is called under-the-hood for Views in a Platform.
     * @param { string } name - The name of the Interop Broker to connect to. For Platforms, this will default to the uuid of the Platform.
     * @param { InteropConfig } [interopConfig] - Information relevant to the Interop Broker. Typically a declaration of
     * what context(s) the entity wants to subscribe to, and the current Context Group of the entity.
     * @return {InteropClient}
     * @tutorial Interop.connectSync
     * @static
     */
    connectSync(name: string, interopConfig?: OpenFin.InteropConfig): InteropClient;
}