import { AquienpzClient as AquienpzClient$1, AquienpzClientOptions } from './index.js';
export { ComposeMarketingComposition, ComposeMarketingOptions, ComposeMarketingResult, ComposeMarketingSegment, CompressOptions, PresignUploadUrlOptions, RegenerateResult, SlotHistoryEntry, UploadOptions, UploadResult, UploadUrlResult, UsageDailyPoint, UsagePerKey, UsageSnapshot, UsageWindow } from './index.js';
export { AssetDTO, AssetVariant, ResolveSlotOptions, SignedTransformOptions, SlotDTO, SlotResolution, TransformEffect, TransformFit, TransformFormat, TransformGravity, TransformOptions, VariantPreset, computeVariantDimensions, extractAssetSha, getAssetDimensions, getAssetSrcSet, getAssetUrl, getHlsStreamingUrl, getSignedTransformUrl, getTenantId, getTransformSrcSet, getTransformUrl, getVideoTransformUrl, hasPreset, serializeTransform, setTenantId, signTransformUrl } from '@aquienpz/asset-client';

/**
 * @aquienpz/sdk/server — server-safe entry point.
 *
 * Use this subpath from Node.js, Bun, Cloud Run, Lambda, Vercel Functions,
 * edge runtimes, agents, cron jobs, BFFs — anywhere there's no `window`
 * and you want a hard guarantee that no browser-only code lands in your
 * bundle. The constructor REQUIRES `apiKey`; the type from `/web` omits
 * it, so the two modes never confuse each other.
 *
 *   import { AquienpzClient } from "@aquienpz/sdk/server";
 *
 *   const aq = new AquienpzClient({
 *     endpoint:   process.env.ASSET_MANAGER_URL!,
 *     apiKey:     process.env.ASSET_MANAGER_API_KEY!,   // <- required
 *     tenantCode: "realtyone-cr",
 *     tenantId:   1,
 *     // signingKey: optional, only for `aq.transform(..., { sign: true })`
 *   });
 *
 *   const asset = await aq.assets.byHash(sha256);
 *   const hero  = aq.transform(asset, { width: 1920 });
 *
 *   // Typical BFF use: proxy a browser request through to aquienpz.
 *   // The browser side calls `@aquienpz/sdk/web` against `/api/am/...`
 *   // and your route handler forwards here with the real API key.
 *
 * What you get:
 *   - `AquienpzClient` (slots/assets/usage APIs over plain fetch)
 *   - URL builders: `getAssetUrl`, `getTransformUrl`, `getTransformSrcSet`,
 *     `getHlsStreamingUrl`, `extractAssetSha`, `signTransformUrl`
 *   - `aq.upload(bytes)` works with `Uint8Array` (Node 18+ / Bun ship Blob
 *     globally; File-API workflows are documented on the /web subpath instead)
 *
 * What's NOT here (use `@aquienpz/sdk/web` instead):
 *   - `createWebUploader` (multipart UploadTask with IndexedDB resume)
 *   - `compressImage` (browser-side compressorjs + heic2any)
 *
 * Stripe/Cloudinary historically shipped two separate packages
 * (`stripe` vs `@stripe/stripe-js`, `cloudinary` vs `@cloudinary/url-gen`)
 * for this split. Modern providers (Vercel Blob, Uploadthing, Better
 * Auth, AI SDK) use subpaths within one package — same tree-shaking
 * guarantees, single version, no drift. We follow that pattern.
 */

/**
 * Server-side constructor options — `apiKey` is REQUIRED here. Use this
 * type whenever you build a client behind a process boundary (Node, Bun,
 * Cloud Run, Vercel Functions, edge runtimes, BFFs).
 *
 *   const aq = new AquienpzClient({
 *     endpoint:   process.env.ASSET_MANAGER_URL!,
 *     apiKey:     process.env.ASSET_MANAGER_API_KEY!,
 *     tenantCode: "realtyone-cr",
 *     tenantId:   1,
 *   });
 */
type ServerClientOptions = Required<Pick<AquienpzClientOptions, "endpoint" | "apiKey" | "tenantCode" | "tenantId">> & Pick<AquienpzClientOptions, "cdnBase" | "signingKey">;
/**
 * Server-safe `AquienpzClient` — same runtime as the root class, but the
 * constructor type enforces `apiKey` so misconfiguration is a TS build
 * error, not a runtime 401.
 */
declare class AquienpzClient extends AquienpzClient$1 {
    constructor(opts: ServerClientOptions);
}

export { AquienpzClient, AquienpzClientOptions, type ServerClientOptions };