import { type MachineDefinition } from "./MachineDefinition.js";
import type { AnyEventObject, EventObject, MachineConfig, MachineContext, MachineImplementations } from "./types/index.js";
/**
 * Creates a machine definition from an XState v5 config.
 *
 * Stately's extractor matches call expressions by the callee name
 * `createMachine` only, so import with an alias when that flow matters:
 * `import { unstable_createMachine as createMachine }`. Keep the config inline
 * or in a variable of the same file, never behind `satisfies`.
 *
 * Validates strictly (throws `MachineConfigError`) and only then deep-freezes
 * `config` in place — except the initial `context` object, which stays mutable
 * and is shared by every instance exactly like in XState (`assign` never
 * mutates it; use a `context` factory for per-instance objects). A rejected
 * config is left untouched, so it can be fixed in place and retried. Unknown
 * action/guard/delay *names* are checked later, by `new Statechart()`, so that
 * `definition.provide()` can supply them.
 */
export declare function unstable_createMachine<TContext extends MachineContext, TEvent extends EventObject = AnyEventObject, TOutput = unknown>(config: MachineConfig<TContext, TEvent, TOutput>, implementations?: MachineImplementations<TContext, TEvent>): MachineDefinition<TContext, TEvent, TOutput>;