import { Document } from '../../../../models/Document';
import { SecurityRequirement } from '../../../../models/common/SecurityRequirement';
import { ValidationRule } from '../../../ValidationRule';
import { ValidationRuleMetaData } from '../../../ValidationRuleMetaData';
/**
 * Constructor.
 * @param {ValidationRuleMetaData} ruleInfo
 * @class
 * @extends ValidationRule
 * @author eric.wittmann@gmail.com
 */
export declare class OasInvalidSecurityRequirementNameRule extends ValidationRule {
    constructor(ruleInfo: ValidationRuleMetaData);
    /**
     * Returns true if the security requirement name is valid.  It does this by looking up a declared
     * security scheme definition in the document.  If no security scheme definition exists with the
     * given name, then it is invalid.
     * @param {string} securityReqName
     * @param {Document} doc
     * @return {boolean}
     * @private
     */
    isValidSecurityRequirementName(securityReqName: string, doc: Document): boolean;
    /**
     * @see io.apicurio.datamodels.combined.visitors.CombinedAllNodeVisitor#visitSecurityRequirement(io.apicurio.datamodels.core.models.common.SecurityRequirement)
     * @param {SecurityRequirement} node
     */
    visitSecurityRequirement(node: SecurityRequirement): void;
}
