import { type InterruptJoinHost, type InterruptJoinOptions } from './InterruptJoin.ts';
/** Application-owned cleanup invoked on the first process interrupt. */
export type ServiceStop = () => Promise<void> | void;
/**
 * Blocks until the first process interrupt (SIGINT/SIGTERM via the host),
 * then awaits exactly one `stop()` under a shutdown deadline.
 *
 * Resolves once shutdown completes so the caller can drain to a clean exit.
 * Rejects if `stop()` fails so the failure surfaces through the normal exit-code
 * mapper (typically `software`, 70) rather than being reported as success.
 * Hosts with an exit capability retain escalation until cleanup settles;
 * a second interrupt exits 130 and a timeout exits 1. Minimal hosts preserve
 * early listener disposal, restoring their native second-signal behavior,
 * while timeout rejects the pending join without inventing a process exit.
 * A registration failure still attempts cleanup of the already-running
 * service under the same deadline. The default is 15 seconds; zero disables
 * the watchdog. Invalid options reject before registration or cleanup.
 *
 * Use this for long-running command handlers that start a server or actor and
 * should exit only when the operator interrupts the process.
 */
export declare function runServiceUntilInterrupt(host: InterruptJoinHost, stop: ServiceStop, options?: InterruptJoinOptions): Promise<void>;
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