import { W as WidgetInteractions } from '../types-CJtAzafC.js';
export { k as ACTION_OPS, l as ANIMATION_PRESETS, i as Action, A as ActionOp, h as AnimationPreset, m as BEHAVIOR_BINDING_KEYS, e as BehaviorBindingKey, f as BindableAttr, B as Binding, g as BindingMap, d as ElTarget, G as Guard, j as InteractionEvent, N as NumericStyleProp, n as QUEUE_POLICIES, Q as QueuePolicy, R as RatioStyleProp, S as Sequence, o as TIMER_TICK, T as TimerTickPayload } from '../types-CJtAzafC.js';
import { W as WidgetManifest } from '../manifest-Dj_fC51m.js';
import '../lifecycle-DRSAPNpC.js';

/**
 * @eeko/sdk — widget behaviour classification (seam-side helper).
 *
 * The one seed-independent signal: does this widget describe its behaviour
 * declaratively (a non-empty `interactions.on`)? The visual editor combines
 * this with a seed comparison it owns — the canonical seed lives in the
 * monorepo (`@live-alerts/git-utils`), not the SDK — to decide whether to
 * expose behaviour controls or degrade to style-only editing.
 */

/** True if the manifest declares at least one non-empty interaction sequence. */
declare function hasInteractions(manifest: Pick<WidgetManifest, 'interactions'> | null | undefined): boolean;

type ValidateInteractionsResult = {
    ok: true;
    interactions: WidgetInteractions;
} | {
    ok: false;
    errors: string[];
};
/**
 * Structurally validate a `widget.json` `interactions` block. Returns the
 * typed block on success, or every problem found (with JSON paths) on failure.
 */
declare function validateInteractions(input: unknown): ValidateInteractionsResult;

export { type ValidateInteractionsResult, WidgetInteractions, hasInteractions, validateInteractions };