import { type DashboardContentComponentProvider } from "../../presentation/dashboardContexts/types.js";
import { type IDashboardContentCustomizer } from "../customizer.js";
import { type IDashboardCustomizationLogger } from "./customizationLogging.js";
import { type CustomizerMutationsContext } from "./types.js";
/**
 * Default implementation of the insight rendering customizer. Notice that the state of the customizations
 * is kept separate from this class.
 *
 * This code is responsible for creation of the providers (if needed) and then updating the state
 * accordingly. The customizer state methods are responsible for doing correct updates of the state itself. This
 * decoupling is in place so that it is possible to seal the state and prevent write operations from some point
 * onward. See {@link SealedInsightCustomizerState} for more motivation behind this.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export declare class DefaultDashboardContentCustomizer implements IDashboardContentCustomizer {
    private readonly logger;
    private readonly mutationContext;
    private state;
    constructor(logger: IDashboardCustomizationLogger, mutationContext: CustomizerMutationsContext, defaultProvider?: DashboardContentComponentProvider);
    withCustomDecorator: (providerFactory: (next: DashboardContentComponentProvider) => (dashboard?: string | import("@gooddata/sdk-model").IDashboard<import("@gooddata/sdk-model").IDashboardWidget> | import("@gooddata/sdk-model").ObjRef | undefined) => import("../../presentation/dashboardContexts/types.js").CustomDashboardContentComponent | undefined) => this;
    getDashboardContentProvider: () => DashboardContentComponentProvider;
    sealCustomizer: () => void;
}
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