import { type SoloLogger } from './logging/solo-logger.js';
import type * as yargs from 'yargs';
import { type CommandFlag } from '../types/flag-types.js';
import { type ArgvStruct, type AnyListrContext, type AnyObject, type AnyYargs } from '../types/aliases.js';
import { type SoloListrTaskWrapper } from '../types/index.js';
/**
 * ConfigManager cache command flag values so that user doesn't need to enter the same values repeatedly.
 *
 * For example, 'namespace' is usually remains the same across commands once it is entered, and therefore user
 * doesn't need to enter it repeatedly. However, user should still be able to specify the flag explicitly for any command.
 */
export declare class ConfigManager {
    private readonly logger?;
    config: Record<string, any>;
    protected readonly _configMaps: Map<string, any>;
    constructor(logger?: SoloLogger);
    /** Reset config */
    reset(): void;
    /**
     * Apply the command flags precedence
     *
     * It uses the below precedence for command flag values:
     *  1. User input of the command flag
     *  2. Default value of the command flag if the command is not 'init'.
     */
    applyPrecedence(argv: yargs.Argv<AnyYargs>, aliases: AnyObject): yargs.Argv<AnyYargs>;
    /** Update the config using the argv */
    update(argv: ArgvStruct): void;
    /** Check if a flag value is set */
    hasFlag(flag: CommandFlag): boolean;
    /**
     * Return the value of the given flag
     * @returns value of the flag or undefined if flag value is not available
     */
    getFlag<T = string>(flag: CommandFlag): T;
    /** Set value for the flag */
    setFlag<T>(flag: CommandFlag, value: T): void;
    /** Get package version */
    getVersion(): string;
    /**
     * Run prompts for the given set of flags
     * @param task task object from listr2
     * @param flagList list of flag objects
     */
    executePrompt(task: SoloListrTaskWrapper<AnyListrContext>, flagList?: CommandFlag[]): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * Dynamically builds a class with properties from the provided list of flags
     * and extra properties, will keep track of which properties are used.  Call
     * getUnusedConfigs() to get an array of unused properties.
     */
    getConfig(configName: string, flags: CommandFlag[], extraProperties?: string[]): object;
    /**
     * Get the list of unused configurations that were not accessed
     * @returns an array of unused configurations
     */
    getUnusedConfigs(configName: string): string[];
    getFlagFile(flag: CommandFlag): string;
}
