import { SyncAuth } from './client.ts';
import { type EsriConfigLike, type EsriIdentityManagerLike } from './arcgis-wire.ts';
import type { SyncAuthOptions } from './types.ts';
export { SyncAuth } from './client.ts';
export * from './types.ts';
export type { EsriConfigLike, EsriIdentityManagerLike } from './arcgis-wire.ts';
export interface ConnectArcgisOptions {
    /**
     * Bring your own SDK modules — only needed when neither the CDN global
     * (`$arcgis.import`) nor a bundler-resolvable `@arcgis/core` is available.
     */
    esriConfig?: EsriConfigLike;
    esriId?: EsriIdentityManagerLike;
    /** Re-open the popup automatically when a request is rejected as unauthenticated. Default true. */
    reauthenticate?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Create a Sync Server client pre-wired into the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript:
 * sign-in/out is mirrored into `IdentityManager`, and every request the SDK makes
 * to Sync Server carries the token (one re-authentication on 401/403/499).
 *
 * ```ts
 * import { createSyncAuth } from '@imaps/sync-server-auth/arcgis';
 * const auth = createSyncAuth({ server: 'https://sync.example.com' });
 * ```
 *
 * Uses `$arcgis.import` when the SDK comes from the CDN, otherwise imports
 * `@arcgis/core` through your bundler. Wiring completes asynchronously; the
 * returned client is usable immediately.
 */
export declare function createSyncAuth(options: Omit<SyncAuthOptions, 'arcgis'> & {
    arcgis?: ConnectArcgisOptions;
}): SyncAuth;
/**
 * Wire an existing client into the ArcGIS SDK. Idempotent per client; resolves to
 * a function that removes the interceptor and IdentityManager mirroring.
 */
export declare function connectArcgis(auth: SyncAuth, options?: ConnectArcgisOptions): Promise<() => void>;
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