//#region src/utils/dates.d.ts
declare function isWeekend(date: Date): boolean;
declare function fromNow(date: Date): string;
declare function fromNowDetailed(date: Date): {
  result: string;
  /**
   * May be Infinity if the result will never change.
   */
  secondsUntilChange: number;
};
/**
 * Returns a string representation of the given date in the format expected by the `datetime-local` input type.
 */
declare function getInputDatetimeLocalString(date: Date): string;
type Interval = [number, 'millisecond' | 'second' | 'minute' | 'hour' | 'day' | 'week' | 'month' | 'year'];
type DayInterval = [number, 'day' | 'week' | 'month' | 'year'];
declare function subtractInterval(date: Date, interval: Interval): Date;
declare function addInterval(date: Date, interval: Interval): Date;
declare const FAR_FUTURE_DATE: Date;
declare function getIntervalsElapsed(anchor: Date, to: Date, repeat: DayInterval): number;
/**
 * The UTC millis of the `occurrence`-th (1-based) repeat of `interval` after `anchorMillis`.
 *
 * Each boundary is computed from the *original* anchor (never by stepping off the previous, possibly
 * clamped, boundary) so the anchor's day-of-month is preserved across resets: a Jan 31 anchor yields
 * Feb 28, Mar 31, Apr 30, ... (matching Stripe's billing-cycle behavior) rather than drifting to
 * Feb 28, Mar 28, ... . Month/year overflow (e.g. Jan 31 -> Feb) is clamped to the target month's
 * last day. Day/week are exact multiples (no calendar involved, so no drift possible).
 *
 * Everything is done in UTC (unlike `addInterval`, which uses local-time Date accessors) so the
 * result is deterministic regardless of the server's timezone — this is relied upon by bulldozer
 * folds, which must be reproducible across machines.
 *
 * `occurrence` 0 returns the anchor itself; `getIntervalsElapsed` counts these same boundaries, so
 * the two are always consistent for a given DayInterval.
 */
declare function nthDayIntervalMillis(anchorMillis: number, interval: DayInterval, occurrence: number): number;
//#endregion
export { DayInterval, FAR_FUTURE_DATE, Interval, addInterval, fromNow, fromNowDetailed, getInputDatetimeLocalString, getIntervalsElapsed, isWeekend, nthDayIntervalMillis, subtractInterval };
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