import { SagaIterator } from 'redux-saga';
export declare function latest(action: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]): Generator<import("redux-saga/effects").ForkEffect<never>, void, unknown>;
export declare function leading(action: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]): Generator<import("redux-saga/effects").ForkEffect<never>, void, unknown>;
export declare function createThrottle(ms?: number): (action: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]) => Generator<import("redux-saga/effects").ForkEffect<never>, void, unknown>;
export declare function createDebounce(ms?: number): (action: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]) => Generator<import("redux-saga/effects").ForkEffect<never>, void, unknown>;
export declare function poll(parentTimer?: number, cancelType?: string): (actionType: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]) => SagaIterator<void>;
/**
 * timer() will create a cache timer for each `key` inside
 * of a saga-query api endpoint.  `key` is a hash of the action type and payload.
 *
 * Why do we want this?  If we have an api endpoint to fetch a single app: `fetchApp({ id: 1 })`
 * if we don't set a timer per key then all calls to `fetchApp` will be on a timer.
 * So if we call `fetchApp({ id: 1 })` and then `fetchApp({ id: 2 })` if we use a normal
 * cache timer then the second call will not send an http request.
 */
export declare function timer(timer?: number): (actionType: string, saga: any, ...args: any[]) => SagaIterator<void>;