import type { FileAccessObject, ModuleInfo } from '../types';
/**
 * Creates a module from the given module information.
 * This includes resolving all imports and creating a dependency graph.
 *
 * Currently it modifies the source code in place which causes the ast to not match the source code.
 * This complexity leaks to the typescript lsp which has to account for this
 * Ideally we refactor this to not need to modify source code in place
 * Doing this hurts our ability to control the import graph and make it use node resolution though
 * See foundry that is alergic to using npm
 * Doing it this way for now is easier but for sure a leaky abstraction
 */
export declare const moduleFactory: (absolutePath: string, rawCode: string, remappings: Record<string, string>, libs: string[], fao: FileAccessObject) => Promise<ModuleInfo>;