/**
 * A projector is used to create the real DOM from the the virtual DOM and to keep it up-to-date afterwards.
 *
 * You can call [[append]], [[merge]], [[insertBefore]] and [[replace]] to add the virtual DOM to the real DOM.
 * The `renderFunction` callbacks will be called to create the real DOM immediately.
 * Afterwards, the `renderFunction` callbacks will be called again to update the DOM on the next animation-frame after:
 *
 *  - The Projector's [[scheduleRender]] function  was called
 *  - An event handler (like `onclick`) on a rendered [[VNode]] was called.
 *
 * The projector stops when [[stop]] is called or when an error is thrown during rendering.
 * It is possible to use `window.onerror` to handle these errors.
 * Instances of [[Projector]] can be created using [[createProjector]].
 *
 * If you need a customized projector, please check the maquette-advanced-projector project which provides a
 * versatile stand-in replacement.
 */
import { Projector, ProjectorOptions } from "./interfaces";
/**
 * Creates a [[Projector]] instance using the provided projectionOptions.
 *
 * For more information, see [[Projector]].
 *
 * @param projectorOptions   Options that influence how the DOM is rendered and updated.
 */
export declare let createProjector: (projectorOptions?: ProjectorOptions) => Projector;
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