import { type DcApiMatcher, type DcApiRequest, type IosPresentmentRequest, type IosReaderAuthentication } from './types';
/**
 * The request as the native layer hands it over, before the actions are attached.
 *
 * The two platforms carry different things because they know different things at this point:
 * Android gets the protocol requests with the picker result, iOS only what the OS parsed out of a
 * request it has not released yet.
 */
type NativeRequest = {
    platform: 'android';
    /** Null when the caller is a native app rather than a website. */
    origin: string | null;
    callingPackage: string;
    /**
     * Every request the verifier sent, in its order — including protocols this package does not
     * know, so the indices still line up with what the matcher saw.
     */
    requests: Array<{
        protocol: string;
        data: unknown;
    }>;
    /**
     * Matcher-specific, see {@link parseSelection}: one entry, or one per slot of a picked set.
     * Null when the request did not come from the credential picker, which only the registry
     * action goes through.
     */
    selectedEntryIds: string[] | null;
    matcher: DcApiMatcher;
} | {
    platform: 'ios';
    origin: string;
    presentmentRequests: IosPresentmentRequest[];
    readerAuthentications: IosReaderAuthentication[];
};
/**
 * Turn the native payload into the {@link DcApiRequest} the registered component receives.
 *
 * @internal
 */
export declare function parseRequest(raw: string | NativeRequest): DcApiRequest;
export {};
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