jsii/lib/transforms/deprecation-warnings.d.ts

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import { Assembly } from '@jsii/spec';
import * as ts from 'typescript';
import { ProjectInfo } from '../project-info';
import { TypeTracker } from '../type-tracker';
export declare const WARNINGSCODE_FILE_NAME = ".warnings.jsii.js";
export declare class DeprecationWarningsInjector {
    private readonly typeChecker;
    private readonly typeTracker;
    private transformers;
    private shouldRenderValidatorCache;
    private validatorCacheSeenSet;
    constructor(typeChecker: ts.TypeChecker, typeTracker: TypeTracker);
    process(assembly: Assembly, projectInfo: ProjectInfo): void;
    get customTransformers(): ts.CustomTransformers;
    private buildTypeIndex;
    /**
     * Whether the validator for the given type should be rendered
     *
     * A validator should be rendered if:
     *
     * - It contains any deprecated members (base case).
     * - It references any other types whose validators should be rendered.
     * - It inherits from other types whose validators should be rendered.
     * - It references types that reference this type (recursive types).
     * - It references types from another assembly.
     *
     * For the last one we technically return `true`, indicating that a validator
     * *should* be rendered, but when we get to rendering no statements are
     * actually produced and the validator function is never rendered. This was
     * pre-existing behavior that I didn't change because introducing calls into
     * other assemblies out of the blue introduces risk.
     */
    private shouldRenderValidator;
    private generateTypeValidation;
    private processInterfaceType;
}
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