import type { SSRSearchEngine } from '../types/build.js';
import type { SearchControllerDefinitionsMap, SearchEngineDefinition, SearchEngineDefinitionOptions } from '../types/engine.js';
/**
 * Initializes a Search engine definition in SSR with given controllers definitions and search engine config.
 *
 * @param options - The search engine definition
 * @returns An object containing two engine definitions:
 * - `searchEngineDefinition`: For pages with search results (executes server-side search)
 * - `standaloneEngineDefinition`: For pages with standalone components only (no server-side search execution)
 *
 * @remarks
 * You can use the {@link InferStaticState} and {@link InferHydratedState} utility types with the returned engine definitions
 * to infer the types of static and hydrated state for your controllers.
 *
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const {searchEngineDefinition, standaloneEngineDefinition} = defineSearchEngine(config);
 *
 * // For search results pages
 * const searchState = await searchEngineDefinition.fetchStaticState({
 *   navigatorContext: {/*...* /},
 *   searchParams: {q: 'query'}
 * });
 *
 * // For pages with standalone search box only (e.g., homepage)
 * const standaloneState = await standaloneEngineDefinition.fetchStaticState({
 *   navigatorContext: {/*...* /},
 * });
 *
 * type SearchStaticState = InferStaticState<typeof searchEngineDefinition>;
 * type SearchHydratedState = InferHydratedState<typeof searchEngineDefinition>;
 * ```
 *
 * @group Engine
 */
export declare function defineSearchEngine<TControllerDefinitions extends SearchControllerDefinitionsMap = {}>(options: SearchEngineDefinitionOptions<TControllerDefinitions>): {
    searchEngineDefinition: SearchEngineDefinition<SSRSearchEngine, TControllerDefinitions>;
    standaloneEngineDefinition: SearchEngineDefinition<SSRSearchEngine, TControllerDefinitions>;
};