import type { BunPlugin } from 'bun';
export declare const ANGULAR_LINKER_CANDIDATE_RE: RegExp;
/**
 * Bun bundler plugin that runs the Angular Linker on partially compiled
 * Angular libraries at build time. Converts ɵɵngDeclare* declarations
 * into fully linked code.
 *
 * The `linkerJitMode` flag controls whether NgModule definitions retain
 * `declarations`/`exports` (JIT-mode, required when consumer code is
 * runtime-compiled) or strip them (AOT-mode, smaller output but only
 * correct when consumer components have ɵcmp.dependencies baked in by
 * the Angular compiler-cli).
 *
 * In AbsoluteJS dev/HMR, user components are TypeScript-transpiled via
 * `compileAngularFileJIT` and rely on @angular/compiler at runtime —
 * that runtime JIT path reads `NgModule.ɵmod.declarations` to find
 * directives like FormGroupDirective. Linking vendor code in AOT mode
 * (the default) silently breaks dev because declarations get stripped
 * and runtime JIT then can't resolve `[formGroup]`, `[ngIf]`, etc. So
 * dev/HMR builds must use `linkerJitMode: true`. Production AOT builds
 * use `linkerJitMode: false` (matches AOT'd user components).
 *
 * Cache key includes mode so dev and prod artifacts don't collide.
 */
export declare const createAngularLinkerPlugin: (linkerJitMode: boolean) => BunPlugin;
/** Default AOT-mode plugin instance — keep for callers that don't need
 *  to choose. Production AOT builds and any callsite that AOT-compiles
 *  user components alongside vendor should use this. */
export declare const angularLinkerPlugin: BunPlugin;