/**
 * Builds a CSS id selector from an element's id value.
 *
 * The id is escaped per the `CSS.escape` algorithm so values that are not
 * valid CSS identifiers on their own (most notably ids beginning with a
 * digit, as produced by UUID-prefixed ids) still yield a usable selector.
 * The escape is implemented locally rather than via the `CSS` browser
 * global so views that build selectors also render under Node.
 */
export declare const idSelector: (id: string) => string;
/**
 * Builds a CSS attribute selector matching `attribute` against `value`.
 *
 * The value is quoted and escaped per the `CSS.escape` algorithm, so values
 * carrying brackets, backslashes, spaces, or a leading digit still yield a
 * usable selector. The quotes are load bearing: an escaped value is a valid
 * CSS identifier but not a valid unquoted attribute value, so dropping them
 * makes selectors for digit-leading ids fail to parse. The escape is the
 * same local implementation `idSelector` uses, so attribute selectors also
 * build under Node during server rendering.
 */
export declare const attributeSelector: (attribute: string, value: string) => string;
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