/**
 * Recipe buckets for the cooking panel's filter tabs. Fish are the lake and
 * sea catches, meat is what the traps and pens give, and other is the odd
 * pond frog.
 */
export type CookingCategory = 'fish' | 'meat' | 'other';
export type CookingRecipe = {
    input: string;
    output: string;
    level: number;
    xp: number;
    category: CookingCategory;
    /**
     * A second ingredient each cook takes as well (honey bread: a sack of flour with the pot of honey). The recipe is
     * still keyed by `input`, so no two recipes share one; a batch is as many as the scarcer of the two allows.
     */
    extra?: {
        kind: string;
        qty: number;
    };
};
/**
 * Cooking XP is derived from the recipe's level, not hand-set. The old flat
 * 30-70 per cook levelled the skill absurdly fast (two cooked crabs = level 2).
 * `level * 5` keeps it in step with combat's `enemy level * 6` and scales
 * sensibly into the higher recipes.
 */
export declare const COOKING_XP_PER_LEVEL = 5;
export declare function cookingXpForLevel(level: number): number;
/** How many cooks the bag allows: the input, and the second ingredient where the recipe takes one. */
export declare function cookingBatchMax(recipe: CookingRecipe, count: (kind: string) => number): number;
export declare const COOKING_RECIPES: readonly CookingRecipe[];
export declare function cookingRecipeForInput(input: string): CookingRecipe | null;
/** Filter tabs for the cooking panel, in display order. */
export declare const COOKING_CATEGORIES: readonly {
    id: 'all' | CookingCategory;
    label: string;
}[];
/** Recipes in one category (or every recipe), sorted by level then name. */
export declare function cookingRecipesFor(category: 'all' | CookingCategory): CookingRecipe[];
/** The recipes still locked at `level`, lowest first; `count` caps the list. */
export declare function nextCookingUnlocks(level: number, count?: number): CookingRecipe[];
export declare const COOK_INTERVAL_MS = 1000;
export declare const CAMPFIRE_COOK_RANGE = 3;
export type FoodInfo = {
    heal: number;
    /** One customer-facing line for item cards and the cooking panel. Keep the heal number out of it. */
    description: string;
};
/**
 * Heals roughly tripled alongside maxHealthForLevel.
 *
 * These numbers were set when every player had exactly 20 health, so a cooked
 * perch restored nearly half a health bar. With health now scaling to ~62 at
 * level 15 and ~107 at level 30, the old values healed a rounding error and
 * food would have stopped being a meaningful resource at the exact point the
 * fights got hard. Raw fish still hurt - the penalty is unchanged in spirit,
 * just scaled to match.
 *
 * Descriptions never quote the heal: the HUDs print `heal` beside them, so the
 * prose cannot drift from the number.
 */
export declare const FOOD_INFO: Record<string, FoodInfo>;
export declare function foodInfoFor(kind: string): FoodInfo | null;
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