import { Event } from '@hebcal/core/dist/esm/event';
import { Leyning } from './types.js';
/**
 * Looks up the leyning for a holiday by its (untranslated) reading key —
 * one of the keys in `holiday-readings.json`.
 *
 * Most callers should use {@link getLeyningForHoliday}, which derives the key
 * from an event; use this directly only when you already know the key.
 * @param [key] reading name from `holiday-readings.json`, e.g.
 *   `'Yom Kippur (Morning)'`. Returns `undefined` if omitted or unknown.
 * @param [cholHaMoedDay] day within Chol ha-Moed, used to pick the correct
 *   maftir for `'Sukkot Shabbat Chol ha-Moed'`
 * @param [il] `true` for the Israel schedule; filters out readings that apply
 *   only to the other schedule
 * @param [language] language for names and summary (default `'en'`)
 * @returns the holiday leyning, or `undefined` if there is no such reading
 */
export declare function getLeyningForHolidayKey(key?: string, cholHaMoedDay?: number, il?: boolean, language?: string): Leyning | undefined;
/**
 * Looks up the leyning for a holiday event.
 *
 * Depending on the holiday, the result may include the full kriyah, a special
 * maftir, one or more Haftarot, and/or a megillah.
 * @param ev a Hebcal holiday event (not a parsha hashavua event)
 * @param [il] `true` for the Israel schedule (default `false`)
 * @param [language] language for names and summary (default `'en'`)
 * @returns the holiday leyning, or `undefined` if this event has no reading
 * @throws {TypeError} if `ev` is not a valid event or is a parsha event
 */
export declare function getLeyningForHoliday(ev: Event, il?: boolean, language?: string): Leyning | undefined;