import { Texture } from 'pixi.js';
import { RigDocument } from '@energy8platform/golem/runtime';
export { AnimationState, PlayOptions, RigDocument, RigPlayer, RigSymbol, RigSymbolOptions, SymbolSize, createTextures, parse } from '@energy8platform/golem/runtime';

/**
 * `@energy8platform/game-engine/golem` — golem rigs (`@energy8platform/golem`) in a game.
 *
 * Optional peer, like Spine: only games with rigs import this entry. A rig is a `rig.json` plus the PNGs
 * beside it under `public/`; `loadRig` fetches both through pixi `Assets`, and the result instantiates as a
 * `RigSymbol` in a reel cell (it IS a `SymbolView`, checked below) or a `RigPlayer` anywhere on stage.
 *
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const rigs = await loadRigs({ h1: 'assets/rigs/h1/rig.json' });
 * const resolveSymbol: SymbolResolver = (id) =>
 *   rigs[id] ? new RigSymbol(rigs[id].doc, rigs[id].textures, { size: 110 }) : new AnimatedSymbol(...);
 * ```
 */

/** A rig ready to instantiate: the parsed document and one Texture per asset. */
interface Rig {
    doc: RigDocument;
    textures: Map<string, Texture>;
}
/** Load `url` (a rig.json) and every asset beside it through pixi Assets (cached by URL, so repeats are free). */
declare function loadRig(url: string): Promise<Rig>;
/** `loadRig` for each entry, keyed the same way. A missing file rejects — a rig the game names must exist. */
declare function loadRigs<K extends string>(urls: Record<K, string>): Promise<Record<K, Rig>>;

export { loadRig, loadRigs };
export type { Rig };