import { Channel } from "../objects/Channel";
import { DefaultEmoji } from "../objects/DefaultEmoji";
import { Emoji } from "../objects/Emoji";
import { User } from "../objects/User";
export declare enum AutocompleteType {
    CHANNEL = 0,
    EMOJI = 1,
    USER = 2
}
export interface AutocompleteTabResult {
    text: string;
    newCursor: number;
}
export interface AutocompleteItem {
    type: AutocompleteType;
    delimiter: string;
    result: string;
}
type AllType = AutocompleteResult["channels"][0] | AutocompleteResult["emojis"][0] | AutocompleteResult["users"][0];
export interface AutocompleteResult {
    channels: Channel[];
    emojis: (DefaultEmoji | Emoji)[];
    users: User[];
    size: number;
    all: AllType[];
    tab(item: AllType): AutocompleteTabResult;
}
export declare const AutocompleteItems: AutocompleteItem[];
/**
 * Calculates autocomplete for the given input text in the given channel.
 *
 * @param channel The channel to use for calculation of channel/user mentions.
 * @param text The text to calculate against.
 * @param cursorPos The position of the cursor in the text.
 * @param unique If `emojis` is set, uses emoji's `uniqueName` instead of ID for autocomplete. If `users` is set, uses user's username for autocomplete. (pairs nicely with Channel.send expandMentions/expandEmojis)
 * @returns An AutocompleteResult with matched items.
 */
export declare function parseAutocomplete(channel: Channel, text: string, cursorPos: number, unique?: {
    emojis?: boolean;
    users?: boolean;
}): AutocompleteResult | null;
export {};