import type { Command } from '../args.js';
import type { Profile } from '../profiles.js';
import { type Io } from '../output.js';
import { type VerbServerFactory } from './fetch.js';
/**
 * `fpx graphql <name> [--var k=v]…` — run a DECLARED GraphQL operation
 * through the page's own Apollo client.
 *
 * Not a fetch. The extension resolves the declared `name` to an
 * `operationName`, finds the live DocumentNode the page's client already
 * observed, and invokes `client.query(...)` in the MAIN world — the same path
 * the site itself uses, so per-request bot telemetry runs automatically. That
 * is the whole reason the verb exists rather than being a POST you could hand
 * to `fpx post-json`.
 *
 * It follows that a name must be DECLARED: an undeclared one would be an
 * arbitrary query on the user's live session, which is a different privilege
 * from the ones already approved. Narrowed here, before the bridge is dialled,
 * and the server enforces it again.
 */
export declare function runGraphql(cmd: Extract<Command, {
    kind: 'graphql';
}>, profile: Profile, io: Io, makeServer?: VerbServerFactory): Promise<number>;