import { n as AvatarFaceState, t as AvatarAssetsOverrides } from "./IFaceAvatarCapability-BrL19G0s.js";
//#region src/internal/avatar/createFaceAvatar.d.ts
/**
 * Shared face-avatar dispatch — the single code path BOTH the selfie module
 * (`faceCapture` runAvatar actor) and the public `@incodetech/core/avatar` facade
 * use, so every camera module mounts avatars the same way. Lives in `internal/`
 * (not `modules/`) because `internal/` may not import from `modules/`; the public
 * `modules/avatar` entry is a thin re-export of this. See
 * docs/features/FACE_AVATAR.md.
 *
 * Public catalog of shippable face avatars. Each id maps to a lazily-loaded
 * provider, so a module only pays the bundle cost of the avatar it picks:
 *  - `avatar-3d`    → 3D VRM character, MediaPipe-tracked (premium look).
 *  - `avatar-2d`    → stylized 2D "satin" face, MediaPipe-tracked. Also the
 *                     personhood avatar.
 *  - `privacy-lens` → WebGL frosted-glass lens over the real video (no tracking).
 *
 * (The Incode-data 2D avatar is parked — kept in infra, not in the public
 * catalog. See docs/features/FACE_AVATAR.md → Parked: the Incode-data avatar.)
 */
type AvatarId = 'avatar-3d' | 'avatar-2d' | 'privacy-lens';
interface FaceAvatarOptions {
  /** Which avatar to render. */
  variant: AvatarId;
  /** The already-acquired camera stream (the host module owns it). */
  stream: MediaStream;
  /** Runtime asset overrides (MediaPipe wasm/model, VRM); defaults to the CDN layout. */
  assets?: AvatarAssetsOverrides;
  /** Upper bound on the avatar's internal detect/render loop (default 30). */
  maxFps?: number;
  /** Initial verdict cue; defaults to `detecting`. */
  initialState?: AvatarFaceState;
}
interface FaceAvatarHandle {
  /** The canvas to mount in place of the live video. */
  readonly canvas: HTMLCanvasElement;
  /** Push a verdict cue (no-op for avatars without a verdict visual). */
  setState(state: AvatarFaceState): void;
  /** Tear down the loop, model and hidden decode video. */
  stop(): void;
}
/**
 * Mounts a cosmetic face avatar: lazy-loads the chosen provider, starts it on the
 * given stream, and returns a handle to mount the canvas + push verdict cues. The
 * avatar is **cosmetic-only** — it never feeds the authoritative
 * detection/quality/liveness/upload pipeline.
 */
declare function createFaceAvatar(options: FaceAvatarOptions): Promise<FaceAvatarHandle>;
//#endregion
export { createFaceAvatar as i, FaceAvatarHandle as n, FaceAvatarOptions as r, AvatarId as t };