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/** The type of an imported module. Don't fully understand this, yet. */
export type Module = any;
/**
* Dependency management using global variables, because for the life of me
* I can't figure out how to hook into UMD from a dynamically imported package.
*
* This defines a dynamically imported js module that can be used to import from
* multiple different plugins.
*
* When importing a common module (such as react or lodash or superset-ui)
* from a plugin, the plugin's build config will be able to
* reference these globals instead of rebuilding them.
*
* @param name the module's name (should match name in package.json)
* @param promise the promise resulting from a call to `import(name)`
*/
export declare function defineSharedModule(name: string, fetchModule: () => Promise<Module>): Promise<any>;
/**
* Define multiple shared modules at once, using a map of name -> `import(name)`
*
* @see defineSharedModule
* @param moduleMap
*/
export declare function defineSharedModules(moduleMap: {
[key: string]: () => Promise<Module>;
}): Promise<any[]>;
export declare function reset(): void;
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