import { AttributeNamesPolicyEvaluator, AttributesPolicyEvaluator, CompositePolicyEvaluator, DatePolicyEvaluator, IdentityPolicyEvaluator, PermissionBindingPolicyEvaluator, RealmMatchPolicyEvaluator, TimePolicyEvaluator } from './built-in';
import type { PolicyValidators } from './types.ts';
export declare const PolicyDefaultEvaluators: {
    readonly composite: CompositePolicyEvaluator;
    readonly attributes: AttributesPolicyEvaluator<Record<string, any>>;
    readonly attributeNames: AttributeNamesPolicyEvaluator;
    readonly date: DatePolicyEvaluator;
    readonly identity: IdentityPolicyEvaluator;
    readonly permissionBinding: PermissionBindingPolicyEvaluator;
    readonly realmMatch: RealmMatchPolicyEvaluator;
    readonly time: TimePolicyEvaluator;
};
/**
 * The configuration validator of every built-in policy type, keyed like
 * `PolicyDefaultEvaluators`. It is what `projectAuthorizationPolicy` runs a
 * node through, so a type absent here cannot travel in the authorization
 * catalog. The registry is open like the evaluator one (#3635): spread it and
 * add a custom type's validator to let that type travel. It is frozen, since
 * a write into it would make the type projectable for every caller in the
 * process.
 */
export declare const PolicyDefaultValidators: Readonly<PolicyValidators>;
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