/**
 * Variant names as axis vectors.
 *
 * A component set's children are named `Type=Round, Size=Small, State=Enabled` —
 * that is not a label, it is a point in the set's property space, and Figma
 * guarantees every child names every axis. So "the same component with one axis
 * changed" is a lookup rather than a search: change one component of the vector
 * and the sibling that carries it is the one whose name matches.
 *
 * Pure string handling, no I/O — the adapter supplies the nodes.
 */
/** An axis vector parsed from a variant name, in the name's own order. */
export type VariantAxes = Map<string, string>;
/**
 * Parse `Type=Round, Size=Small` into `{Type: Round, Size: Small}`.
 *
 * Returns an empty map for a name that is not an axis vector (a plain component
 * name, a frame), so a caller can treat "no axes" and "not a variant" alike —
 * both mean there is nothing to step along.
 */
export declare function parseVariantName(name: string): VariantAxes;
/** Render an axis vector back to Figma's `A=1, B=2` spelling (input order). */
export declare function formatVariantName(axes: VariantAxes): string;
/**
 * Look an axis up case-insensitively, returning the key as the *source* spells
 * it. Consumers name axes in their own casing (`size`), and the source's
 * spelling (`Size`) is the one that has to go back into a name.
 */
export declare function canonicalAxis(axes: Iterable<string>, axis: string): string | undefined;
/** Do two axis vectors agree on every axis, ignoring order and case of names? */
export declare function sameAxes(a: VariantAxes, b: VariantAxes): boolean;
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