import { j as RecordsError, P as PgError, ap as StaleWriteDetail } from './record-C3thPhpR.cjs';

/** The SQLSTATEs this package claims to understand. Exported for the guard. */
declare const MAPPED_SQLSTATES: string[];
/** What a person reads when the store cancelled a call at its statement timeout (57014, code `timed_out`). */
declare const TIMED_OUT_MESSAGE = "That took too long. Nothing was lost; try again.";
declare function mapPgError(error: PgError, where: string): RecordsError;
/**
 * Anything a host caught (a supabase-js error object, a thrown `Error`, a string) as the package's
 * refusal, through `mapPgError` — so a host service's `catch` speaks the same words as its doors.
 */
declare function mapThrownError(thrown: unknown, where: string): RecordsError;
/** Pull the conflict out of a `stale_write`, when the store sent one. */
declare function staleWriteDetail(error: RecordsError): StaleWriteDetail | null;
/**
 * HONEST-REFUSALS 1 — a member of an ARCHIVED organization is refused with the store's own sentence
 * ("This organization is archived, …") and DETAIL `organization_archived:<organization id>`. The sentence
 * and the restore hint ride `message` and `hint` verbatim like every refusal; this reads the organization out
 * so a screen can offer "Restore" (the owner's `iam.organization_restore` door) instead of a dead end.
 * Null for every other refusal, including the non-member's "You are not a member of that organization".
 */
declare function archivedOrganizationId(error: RecordsError): string | null;

export { MAPPED_SQLSTATES as M, TIMED_OUT_MESSAGE as T, archivedOrganizationId as a, mapThrownError as b, mapPgError as m, staleWriteDetail as s };