/**
 * Manual-flush HTTP testing controller.
 *
 * Mirrors Angular's `HttpTestingController`: install registers a low-level
 * interceptor that captures every request (fetch / XHR / `http.ClientRequest`);
 * tests claim a request via `expectOne(matcher)` and resolve it via `flush()`
 * or `error()` whenever the assertion sequence requires.
 *
 * Uses `@mswjs/interceptors` so axios's pre-captured `fetch` reference (and
 * the XHR adapter that jsdom selects by default) are both intercepted at the
 * network primitive level — no need to swap adapters per test.
 */
export type HttpMatcher = string | RegExp | ((request: Request) => boolean);
export interface HttpExpectation {
    request: Request;
    url: string;
    method: string;
    flush(body: unknown, init?: ResponseInit): void;
    error(status: number, body?: unknown): void;
}
export interface HttpController {
    expectOne(matcher: HttpMatcher): HttpExpectation;
    match(matcher: HttpMatcher): HttpExpectation[];
    pending(): ReadonlyArray<{
        method: string;
        url: string;
    }>;
    verify(): void;
    reset(): void;
    uninstall(): void;
}
export declare function installHttpController(): HttpController;
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