export interface StackFrame{functionName?:string;file?:string;line?:number;column?:number;internal:boolean;raw:string;}export interface StackGroup{message:string;frames:StackFrame[];}
/** File-path substrings/patterns that mark a frame as framework/runtime noise by default --
*  common Node/V8, browser, and Python standard-library/dependency locations. */
export declare const DEFAULT_INTERNAL_PATTERNS:readonly(string|RegExp)[];
/** Hard ceilings applied before parsing or rendering untrusted trace text. */
export declare const STACK_TRACE_LIMITS:Readonly<{bytes:number;lines:4000;groups:64;frames:2000;lineCharacters:8192;}>;export interface StackTraceParseOptions{
/** File-path substrings or patterns classified as framework/runtime frames. */
internalPatterns?:readonly(string|RegExp)[];}export interface StackTraceParseResult{groups:StackGroup[];
/** True when any byte, line, group, frame, or per-line ceiling omitted input. */
truncated:boolean;
/** The bounded source projection suitable for the raw-rendering fallback. */
source:string;}
/**
* Purely parses a bounded JS/TS (V8, Firefox/Safari) or Python stack trace into
* innermost-frame-first groups. Python mode requires an actual traceback header; a Python-looking
* prose line inside a JavaScript trace cannot discard valid JS frames. The returned `source` is
* the bounded text projection to use when `groups` is empty.
*/
export declare function parseStackTrace(trace:string,options?:StackTraceParseOptions):StackTraceParseResult;