import type { TeamView } from "./score.ts";
import type { PlateSpot } from "./surfaces/surface.ts";
/** The label of an end's column or row: 1 to 10, then E for the first extra end, E2, E3... */
export declare const endLabel: (end: number) => string;
/** How many ends a scoreboard has: ten, or more when a team's list is longer; none when no team gives its ends. */
export declare function endCount(left: readonly string[] | undefined, right: readonly string[] | undefined): number;
/** The score of one end as it is written: a number, `X` for a conceded end, nothing for an end not played. */
export declare function endText(value: number | string | null | undefined): string;
/** The marker of the team that has the hammer: a stone seen from above. */
export declare function hammerMark(cx: number, cy: number, r: number): string;
export interface BoardWords {
    competition?: string;
    foot?: string;
    /** The label of the totals' row (a tall board) or the head of their column. */
    total: string;
}
/**
 * The scoreboard as a group centred on the origin, in the frame the eye sees (the caller turns it back when the sheet is turned). `spot` is the
 * room it has; it takes only what its rows and columns need.
 */
export declare function boardMarkup(spot: PlateSpot, left: TeamView, right: TeamView, words: BoardWords, o: {
    turned: boolean;
    parts: boolean;
}): string;