import dayjs from 'dayjs';
import { TReferenceProps } from '../../..';
import { IDateProps, TDateValidatorResult } from '../_types';
export interface IIsMinMaxProps {
    /**
     * Minimum date.
     */
    min?: number | string | Date;
    /**
     * Delta added to `min` (eg: you have a `min` of `1998-01-14` and a `minDelta` of `[[1, 'day']]`, then the minimal date will be `1998-01-15`). You can also use negative value. This property is useful when you are using refs.
     */
    minDelta?: [value: number, type: dayjs.ManipulateType][];
    /**
     * Whether the minimal value should be accepted.
     *
     * @default true
     */
    minIncluded?: boolean;
    /**
     * Maximum date.
     */
    max?: number | string | Date;
    /**
     * Delta added to `max` (eg: you have a `min` of `1998-01-14` and a `minDelta` of `[[1, 'day']]`, then the minimal date will be `1998-01-15`). You can also use negative value. This property is useful when you are using refs.
     */
    maxDelta?: [value: number, type: dayjs.ManipulateType][];
    /**
     * Whether the maximal value should be accepted.
     *
     * @default true
     */
    maxIncluded?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Check if the date corresponds to the min/max constraints.
 */
export declare const isMinMax: (props?: TReferenceProps<IIsMinMaxProps> & IDateProps) => TDateValidatorResult;