import type { APIParsedOptions } from './types.js';
/**
 * Path to a project's built custom server file, if it has one.
 *
 * This checks `api/dist/server.js` — the built output — not
 * `api/src/server.{ts,js}`, which is what `@cedarjs/cli`'s own
 * `serverFileExists()` checks. A production install typically ships only
 * `api/dist`, so checking source would return false in exactly the
 * situation this needs to catch.
 */
export declare function apiDistServerFilePath(): string;
export declare function apiDistServerFileExists(): boolean;
/**
 * Run a project's custom `api/dist/server.js` instead of the default Fastify
 * server.
 *
 * Reimplements what `@cedarjs/cli`'s `apiServerFileHandler` does for
 * `cedar serve api`, rather than importing it — `@cedarjs/cli` pulls in its
 * whole build/dev toolchain, which is exactly what a production install of
 * this package needs to stay clear of.
 */
export declare function runApiDistServerFile(options?: APIParsedOptions): Promise<void>;
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