/**
 * Runtime factory constructors for generated resource and property classes.
 *
 * Creates classes that implement the Declarable interface with DECLARABLE_MARKER,
 * lexicon, entityType, kind, and attribute references.
 */
import { type Declarable } from "./declarable.js";
/**
 * Create a resource class for a given type.
 * The returned constructor creates Declarable objects with:
 * - DECLARABLE_MARKER for type identification
 * - lexicon identifier
 * - entityType set to the resource type
 * - kind "resource"
 * - props stored from constructor argument
 * - AttrRef instances for each attribute
 */
export declare function createResource(type: string, lexicon: string, attrMap: Record<string, string>): new (props: Record<string, unknown>, attributes?: Record<string, unknown>) => Declarable & Record<string, string>;
/**
 * Create a property-kind class for a given property type.
 *
 * Instances carry DECLARABLE_MARKER/lexicon/entityType/kind at runtime (set
 * via defineProperty below), so they already satisfy `Declarable` — the
 * return type just needs to say so. Before this, the signature was
 * `Record<string, unknown>` with no `Declarable`, so any composite that
 * returned a property-kind instance as a top-level member only type-checked
 * by accident: either the caller went through an untyped `require()` (losing
 * the type entirely) or never assigned the instance where its `Declarable`-ness
 * was checked statically. See chant #1068.
 */
export declare function createProperty(type: string, lexicon: string): new (props: Record<string, unknown>) => Declarable & Record<string, unknown>;
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