import { type NextRequest } from "next/server"; import type { NextApiHandler } from "next/types"; import { ProxyConfig } from "./config"; /** * The default Next API route for the fal.ai client proxy. */ export declare const PROXY_ROUTE = "/api/fal/proxy"; /** * Creates a page router handler that proxies requests to the fal API. * * This is a drop-in handler for Next.js applications so that the client can be called * directly from the client-side code while keeping API keys safe. * * @param config the proxy options. * @returns a Next.js page router handler function. */ export declare const createPageRouterHandler: (config?: Partial) => NextApiHandler; /** * The Next API route handler for the fal.ai client proxy. * Use it with the /pages router in Next.js. * * Note: the page routers proxy doesn't support streaming responses. * * @param request the Next API request object. * @param response the Next API response object. * @returns a promise that resolves when the request is handled. * * @deprecated Use `createPageRouterHandler` instead. */ export declare const handler: NextApiHandler; type RouteHandler = (request: NextRequest) => Promise; /** * Creates a route handler that proxies requests to the fal API. * * This is a drop-in handler for Next.js applications so that the client can be called * directly from the client-side code while keeping API keys safe. * * Note: you should protect this route with your application's authentication mechanism * otherwise your proxy might be vulnerable to unauthorized access. * * @param config the proxy options. * @returns a Next.js route handler function. */ export declare const createRouteHandler: (config?: Partial) => { GET: (request: NextRequest) => Promise; POST: (request: NextRequest) => Promise; PUT: (request: NextRequest) => Promise; }; /** * @deprecated Use `createRouteHandler` instead. */ export declare const route: { readonly GET: RouteHandler; readonly POST: RouteHandler; readonly PUT: RouteHandler; }; export {};