/**
 * What a rendered Figma reference actually depicts.
 *
 * `GET /v1/images` renders a node at its component-property **defaults**, and
 * those defaults appear nowhere in the variant's name. The M3 kit's `Button`
 * set defaults `Show icon` to `true`, so a node named
 * `Type=Round, Size=Small, State=Enabled` renders with an icon — and label-only
 * code is then diffed against an icon+label reference, with every downstream
 * surface reporting the mismatch as a parity failure.
 *
 * This module turns the definitions the API returns into the source-agnostic
 * {@link ReferenceProperty} list, resolved to the values *this* node rendered
 * with: variant axes off the node's own name, everything else off the default.
 * Pure — the adapter does the fetching.
 */
import type { ReferenceProperty } from "@design-parity/core";
import type { FigmaNodeDoc } from "./figma-api.js";
/**
 * Strip Figma's id suffix from a property key: `"Show icon#5590:0"` →
 * `"Show icon"`. The suffix is an internal handle, and a report that printed it
 * would be naming something the designer never sees in the kit.
 */
export declare function propertyName(key: string): string;
/**
 * The properties a reference render used.
 *
 * @param node the node that was rendered (a variant `COMPONENT`, a
 *   `COMPONENT_SET`, or a plain frame).
 * @param set the `COMPONENT_SET` that owns `node`, when it has one. A variant
 *   carries no definitions of its own — they live on the set — so without this
 *   a variant reference reports no properties at all.
 * @returns one entry per declared property, sorted by name for determinism.
 *   Empty when the source declares none, which is the honest answer for a node
 *   that is not a component.
 */
export declare function referenceProperties(node: FigmaNodeDoc, set?: FigmaNodeDoc): ReferenceProperty[];
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