/**
 * Integration DSL for composing child reducers.
 *
 * The `integrate()` function provides a fluent builder API that reduces
 * boilerplate when integrating multiple child reducers into a parent reducer.
 *
 * Key benefits over manual ifLet() calls:
 * - 87% less integration boilerplate
 * - Chainable API for multiple children
 * - Type-safe field access
 * - Automatic PresentationAction handling
 *
 * @packageDocumentation
 */
import type { Reducer } from '../types.js';
import { type IdentifiedItem } from '../composition/for-each.js';
/**
 * Create a fluent builder for integrating child reducers.
 *
 * This function starts a builder chain that composes child reducers into a
 * parent reducer using the ifLetPresentation pattern. Each `.with()` call
 * adds another child integration, and `.build()` produces the final reducer.
 *
 * **What it does:**
 * - Wraps core reducer logic
 * - Provides fluent `.with(field, childReducer)` API
 * - Automatically handles PresentationAction unwrapping
 * - Batches effects from core + all child reducers
 * - Type-safe field access via keyof
 *
 * **Performance:**
 * - Zero overhead at runtime (compiles to manual ifLet calls)
 * - No additional function calls vs manual integration
 * - Tree-shakeable if unused
 *
 * @template State - Parent state type
 * @template Action - Parent action type
 * @param coreReducer - The core parent reducer (without child integration)
 * @returns IntegrationBuilder for chaining `.with()` calls
 *
 * @example
 * ```typescript
 * // Manual pattern (before):
 * const reducer: Reducer<State, Action> = (state, action, deps) => {
 *   // Core logic
 *   const [s1, e1] = coreReducer(state, action, deps);
 *
 *   // Child integration (verbose!)
 *   const [s2, e2] = ifLetPresentation(
 *     (s) => s.destination,
 *     (s, d) => ({ ...s, destination: d }),
 *     'destination',
 *     (ca) => ({ type: 'destination', action: ca }),
 *     destinationReducer
 *   )(s1, action, deps);
 *
 *   return [s2, Effect.batch(e1, e2)];
 * };
 *
 * // DSL pattern (after):
 * const reducer = integrate(coreReducer)
 *   .with('destination', destinationReducer)
 *   .build();
 * ```
 *
 * @example
 * ```typescript
 * // Multiple child integrations:
 * const reducer = integrate(coreReducer)
 *   .with('destination', destinationReducer)
 *   .with('alert', alertReducer)
 *   .with('sheet', sheetReducer)
 *   .build();
 * ```
 */
export declare function integrate<State, Action extends {
    type: string;
}, Dependencies = any>(coreReducer?: Reducer<State, Action, Dependencies>): IntegrationBuilder<State, Action, Dependencies>;
/**
 * Fluent builder for composing child reducers.
 *
 * This class provides the `.with()` and `.build()` methods for the integration DSL.
 * Each `.with()` call adds a child integration, and `.build()` produces the final reducer.
 *
 * **Implementation details:**
 * - Uses ifLetPresentation() for each child integration
 * - Batches effects from parent and all children
 * - Type-safe field access via `keyof State`
 * - Supports method chaining
 *
 * @template State - Parent state type
 * @template Action - Parent action type
 * @template Dependencies - Dependency injection type
 */
declare class IntegrationBuilder<State, Action extends {
    type: string;
}, Dependencies = any> {
    private integrations;
    private fields;
    private coreReducer;
    constructor(coreReducer?: Reducer<State, Action, Dependencies>);
    /**
     * Integrate a child reducer at a specific state field.
     *
     * This method adds a child reducer integration for an optional field in the parent state.
     * The field must be nullable (to support dismissal), and the parent action type must
     * have a corresponding case with a PresentationAction wrapper.
     *
     * **Assumptions:**
     * - Parent state has field `K` with type `ChildState | null`
     * - Parent action has case `{ type: K; action: PresentationAction<ChildAction> }`
     * - Child reducer operates on non-null `ChildState`
     *
     * **What it handles:**
     * - PresentationAction unwrapping (dismiss + presented)
     * - State extraction and update
     * - Effect mapping from child to parent
     * - Effect batching with core reducer
     *
     * @template K - The state field key (must be keyof State)
     * @template ChildAction - The child action type
     * @param field - The state field name (e.g., 'destination', 'alert')
     * @param childReducer - The child reducer to integrate
     * @returns this (for method chaining)
     *
     * @example
     * ```typescript
     * interface ParentState {
     *   items: Item[];
     *   destination: DestinationState | null;  // Optional child state
     * }
     *
     * type ParentAction =
     *   | { type: 'addButtonTapped' }
     *   | { type: 'destination'; action: PresentationAction<DestinationAction> };
     *
     * const reducer = integrate(coreReducer)
     *   .with('destination', destinationReducer)  // Type-safe!
     *   .build();
     * ```
     */
    with<K extends keyof State, ChildAction>(field: K, childReducer: Reducer<NonNullable<State[K]>, ChildAction, Dependencies>): this;
    /**
     * Set the core reducer logic.
     *
     * This method sets the base reducer that will be composed with child integrations.
     * Useful when you want to define integrations before the core logic.
     *
     * @param reducer - The core reducer function
     * @returns this (for method chaining)
     *
     * @example
     * ```typescript
     * const reducer = integrate<State, Action>()
     *   .forEach('counter', s => s.counters, (s, c) => ({ ...s, counters: c }), counterReducer)
     *   .reduce((state, action) => {
     *     // Core logic here
     *     return [state, Effect.none()];
     *   })
     *   .build();
     * ```
     */
    reduce(reducer: Reducer<State, Action, Dependencies>): this;
    /**
     * Integrate a collection of child reducers.
     *
     * This method eliminates boilerplate for managing dynamic arrays of child features.
     * It automatically handles action routing by ID, array updates, and effect mapping.
     *
     * **Assumptions:**
     * - Parent state has an array field of type `Array<{ id: ID; state: ChildState }>`
     * - Parent action has case `{ type: actionType; id: ID; action: ChildAction }`
     * - IDs are unique within the array
     *
     * **What it handles:**
     * - Finding items by ID (O(n) lookup)
     * - Running child reducer on matching item
     * - Immutable array updates
     * - Effect mapping from child to parent
     * - Silent ignore for missing IDs (handles removed items gracefully)
     *
     * @template ChildState - The child state type
     * @template ChildAction - The child action type
     * @template ID - The ID type (string | number)
     * @param actionType - The action type string to match (e.g., 'counter')
     * @param getArray - Extract the array from parent state
     * @param setArray - Update parent state with modified array
     * @param childReducer - The child reducer to run for each item
     * @returns this (for method chaining)
     *
     * @example
     * ```typescript
     * interface ParentState {
     *   counters: Array<{ id: string; state: CounterState }>;
     *   nextId: number;
     * }
     *
     * type ParentAction =
     *   | { type: 'addCounter' }
     *   | { type: 'removeCounter'; id: string }
     *   | { type: 'counter'; id: string; action: CounterAction };
     *
     * const reducer = integrate<ParentState, ParentAction>()
     *   .forEach(
     *     'counter',
     *     s => s.counters,
     *     (s, counters) => ({ ...s, counters }),
     *     counterReducer
     *   )
     *   .reduce((state, action) => {
     *     // Handle add/remove
     *     switch (action.type) {
     *       case 'addCounter':
     *         return [
     *           {
     *             ...state,
     *             counters: [...state.counters, { id: `counter-${state.nextId}`, state: initialState }],
     *             nextId: state.nextId + 1
     *           },
     *           Effect.none()
     *         ];
     *       case 'removeCounter':
     *         return [
     *           { ...state, counters: state.counters.filter(c => c.id !== action.id) },
     *           Effect.none()
     *         ];
     *       default:
     *         return [state, Effect.none()];
     *     }
     *   })
     *   .build();
     * ```
     */
    forEach<ChildState, ChildAction, ID extends string | number>(actionType: string, getArray: (state: State) => Array<IdentifiedItem<ID, ChildState>>, setArray: (state: State, array: Array<IdentifiedItem<ID, ChildState>>) => State, childReducer: Reducer<ChildState, ChildAction, Dependencies>): this;
    /**
     * Build the final integrated reducer.
     *
     * This method composes all child integrations added via `.with()` and `.forEach()` into
     * a single reducer function. The integrations are applied left-to-right
     * (first `.with()` or `.forEach()` integrates first).
     *
     * **Execution order:**
     * 1. Core reducer runs first (if set via constructor or .reduce())
     * 2. Each child integration runs in order
     * 3. Effects from all stages are batched
     *
     * @returns The final composed reducer
     *
     * @example
     * ```typescript
     * const reducer = integrate(coreReducer)
     *   .with('destination', destinationReducer)  // Runs second
     *   .forEach('items', s => s.items, (s, i) => ({ ...s, items: i }), itemReducer)  // Runs third
     *   .build();
     * ```
     */
    build(): Reducer<State, Action, Dependencies>;
}
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