import type { Mode } from '@amritk/validation';
import type { CliConfig } from './cli-config.js';
/**
 * Turns the flags a run was given into the list of entry points `generate()`
 * should emit.
 *
 * The CLI predates the mode list: its flags grew one at a time, each one meaning
 * "also emit this function", so the mapping is additive rather than a choice.
 * Keeping it in one place means the four generation flows cannot drift on what
 * `--strict --validators --repair` is supposed to produce.
 *
 * `--types-only` is the one run with nothing to execute, so it stops at `types`
 * — asking for a parser there would emit runtime code the flag exists to avoid.
 * `--validators-only` is its mirror at the other end: everything that judges a
 * document, and nothing that builds one. Between them, every run carries a
 * parser, because emitting one is what the CLI does when you do not tell it
 * otherwise.
 */
export declare const resolveModes: (config: Partial<CliConfig>) => Mode[];