import { type Span } from "./fields.ts";
import type { LeagueBase } from "./types.ts";
/** A mat: its length and width in metres. */
export interface Mat {
    length: number;
    width: number;
}
/** The figures of a judo contest area (a competition tatami), in metres. */
export interface JudoFigures {
    kind: "judo";
    /** The contest area, a square: 8 m to 10 m a side (IJF SOR 8.7); 10 m at the Olympic Games, the World Championships and the Masters, which is the size drawn. */
    contest: Span;
    /** The safety area round it: at least 3 m (SOR 8.7). At the Games it is 4 m (the common and the exterior one); that is drawn. The rules give no greatest, so the drawing allows up to 6 m (ours). */
    safety: Span;
    /** The distance between two adjoining contest areas: a common safe zone of at least 4 m may serve (SOR 8.7). */
    common: number;
    /** The free zone kept round the whole competition area: at least 0.5 m (SOR 8.7). */
    freeZone: number;
    /** The tatami: 1 m by 2 m by 5 cm of pressed foam (SOR 8.7); the AJJF's own is 182 cm by 91 cm, 5 or 6 cm thick (guidebook 2-1). */
    tatami: Mat & {
        thickness: number;
    };
    /** A solid platform under the tatami is one metre wider and longer than the tatami (SOR 8.7), with an exterior safety area of 4 m. */
    platform: number;
    /** The tape that marks where the contestants start: 10 cm by 50 cm (SOR 2020 18.1), and how far each is from the centre. */
    marks: {
        width: number;
        length: number;
        fromCentre: number;
    } | null;
    /** The domestic red tatami of the danger zone, as wide as one tatami, inside the contest area; none in an IJF contest area (the guidebook 2-3 allows it at events other than the Games, the Worlds and the Masters). */
    danger: boolean;
    /** A kata area: two white tapes 5 cm by 50 cm, 3 m from the centre either side, and a safety area of 2 m (SOR B1.8). */
    kata: boolean;
}
/** The figures of a karate competition area, in metres. */
export interface KarateFigures {
    kind: "karate";
    /** The matted square, 8 m a side measured from the outside (WKF Kumite 1.1, Kata 1.1). */
    area: number;
    /** Kumite: the outer 1 m of the square is in another colour, marking the boundary (1.1). None for kata. */
    band: number;
    /** The safety area round the square: 2 m (1.1). */
    safety: number;
    /** The least distance between two competition areas: 2 m (1.2). */
    between: number;
    /** Kumite: the two mats turned over, red side up, 1 m from the centre (1.5). The mat's size is not in the rules: 1 m by 1 m (ours, the size of a WKF-approved mat). */
    startMats: {
        size: number;
        fromCentre: number;
    } | null;
    /** The referee stands at the middle, 2 m from the boundary (1.6); each judge sits about 1.5 m off a corner in the safety area (1.6). */
    referee: number;
    judges: number;
}
/** The figures of a kendo shiai-jo, in metres. */
export interface KendoFigures {
    kind: "kendo";
    /** A square or a rectangle of 9 m to 11 m a side, inclusive of the width of the line (Article 2). 10 m is drawn: the middle (ours). */
    side: Span;
    /** The lines are 5 cm to 10 cm wide and white as a rule (Subsidiary Rules, Article 1). */
    lineWidth: Span;
    /** The cross at the centre: 30 cm to 40 cm (Figure 1). */
    cross: Span;
    /** The two kaishi-sen, each 50 cm long and 1.4 m from the centre (Figure 1). */
    startLine: {
        length: number;
        fromCentre: number;
    };
    /** A space of at least 1.5 m is kept outside the shiai-jo (Subsidiary Rules, Article 1). */
    outside: number;
}
/** The figures of a sumo dohyō, in metres. */
export interface SumoFigures {
    kind: "sumo";
    /** The clay square: 6.7 m a side (Sumo Rules, Dohyō Regulations, Article 1). */
    platform: number;
    /** Its height: 34 cm to 60 cm for a public dohyō (Article 1); 55 cm is drawn (ours). */
    height: Span;
    /** The circle of tawara: 4.55 m, 15 shaku (Article 1). Taken as the inside of the ring, where the wrestlers stand (ours: the rule does not say which edge). */
    circle: number;
    /** The tawara of the circle: 20, which are 4 tokudawara and 4 between each of them (Quiz No. 355). */
    tawara: {
        count: number;
        tokuda: number;
        between: number;
    };
    /** The shikiri-sen: two white lines 90 cm long, 6 cm wide and 70 cm apart (Quiz No. 1091). */
    shikiri: {
        length: number;
        width: number;
        apart: number;
    };
    /** The width of a tawara's cross-section and how far a tokudawara stands out from the circle: the rules give neither (ours). */
    bale: {
        width: number;
        out: number;
    };
    /** The band of sand, the jano-me, outside the tawara: the rules give no width (ours). */
    jano: number;
}
/** The figures of a kyūdōjō, in metres. */
export interface KyudoFigures {
    kind: "kyudo";
    /** The distance from the shooting position (射位) to the face of the target: 28 m (kinteki) or 60 m (enteki) (Wakayama 2015; ANKF manual 4). */
    distance: number;
    /** The target: 36 cm across (a kasumi-mato) for kinteki, 100 cm for enteki; its centre 27 cm above the azuchi's base and tilted 5 degrees, or 97 cm above the ground and tilted 15 degrees. */
    target: {
        diameter: number;
        centre: number;
        tilt: number;
    };
    /** The shooters' places: 1.8 m apart (1.6 m to 2.0 m) for kinteki and 1.6 m (1.4 m to 1.8 m) for enteki, a line of 5 (ANKF manual 6). */
    step: Span;
    count: number;
    /** The distance from the shooting position back to the honza (本座): 2.0 m for kinteki and 1.1 m for enteki (ANKF manual 6). */
    honza: number;
    /** The ceiling of the shajō: 4.0 m, at least 3.8 m (ANKF manual 6). */
    ceiling: number;
    /** The shooters stand to one side or the other of the door: the distance to the wall behind the last shooter, at least 1.4 m, and the least distance from the honza to the officials' seats behind (3.0 m for kinteki, 4.0 m for enteki). */
    behind: {
        wall: number;
        officials: number;
    };
    /**
     * The shajō in the manual's figures (Figures II-1 and II-3): 9.0 m from the front edge to the row of the officials' seats, with the shooting positions 2.1 m behind the front edge; 2.7 m (kinteki) or 2.2 m (enteki) from the first and the
     * last shooter to the side walls, so that the frontage of 5 shooters is 12.6 m or 10.8 m; 3.6 m more for the judges' side. How far the back wall stands beyond the officials' row is not given: 1.5 m (ours).
     */
    hall: {
        front: number;
        depth: number;
        side: number;
        judges: number;
        rear: number;
    };
    /** The distance from the honza back to the row of the officials' seats: 4.9 m (kinteki) and 5.8 m (enteki), Figures II-1 and II-3. */
    row: number;
    /** The width of the yamichi beyond the line of targets on each side, and the depth, the height and the margin of the azuchi: the rules give none (ours). */
    yamichi: {
        margin: number;
    };
    azuchi: {
        depth: number;
        height: number;
        margin: number;
    };
}
/** The figures of a dojo's mat: one tatami of a region. */
export interface DojoFigures {
    kind: "dojo";
    /** One mat, a jō (畳), twice as long as it is wide. */
    mat: Mat;
    /** Where the standard is used. */
    region: {
        en: string;
        ja: string;
    };
}
/** The figures of a budō league. */
export type BudoFigures = JudoFigures | KarateFigures | KendoFigures | SumoFigures | KyudoFigures | DojoFigures;
/** The leagues of each budō sport. */
export type JudoLeague = LeagueBase<"judo", JudoFigures>;
export type KarateLeague = LeagueBase<"karate", KarateFigures>;
export type KendoLeague = LeagueBase<"kendo", KendoFigures>;
export type SumoLeague = LeagueBase<"sumo", SumoFigures>;
export type KyudoLeague = LeagueBase<"kyudo", KyudoFigures>;
export type DojoLeague = LeagueBase<"dojo", DojoFigures>;
/** A league with a budō surface of its own. */
export type BudoLeague = JudoLeague | KarateLeague | KendoLeague | SumoLeague | KyudoLeague | DojoLeague;
/** The IJF's contest area (Sport and Organisation Rules 8.7, version of 21 January 2026) as drawn for the Games, the Worlds and the Masters. */
export declare const IJF_CONTEST: JudoFigures;
/** The All Japan Judo Federation's: the tatami of 182 cm by 91 cm, the red tatami of the danger zone, and the red and white tape 4 m (2 ken) apart (Tournament Management Guidebook 2023, 2-1, 2-3, 2-4). */
export declare const AJJF_CONTEST: JudoFigures;
/** The kata area (SOR B1.8): 10 m for the World Championships and 8 m for other events, a safety area of 2 m, two white tapes of 5 cm by 50 cm, 3 m from the centre. */
export declare const IJF_KATA: JudoFigures;
/** The WKF's kumite area (Kumite Competition Rules 2026.01, Article 1). */
export declare const WKF_KUMITE: KarateFigures;
/** The WKF's kata area (Kata Competition Rules 2026, Article 1): the same square, with no band and no start mats. */
export declare const WKF_KATA: KarateFigures;
/** The kendo shiai-jo (FIK Regulations, Article 2, the Subsidiary Rules' Article 1 and Figure 1). */
export declare const FIK_SHIAI_JO: KendoFigures;
/** The dohyō of the Japan Sumo Association (Sumo Rules, Dohyō Regulations, Article 1, and the Association's quizzes). */
export declare const JSA_DOHYO: SumoFigures;
/** The kyūdōjō for kinteki (近的), the 28 m range of a competition (ANKF competition manual 6 and the National Sports Festival's rules). */
export declare const KINTEKI: KyudoFigures;
/** The kyūdōjō for enteki (遠的), 60 m, with the target of 1 m. */
export declare const ENTEKI: KyudoFigures;
/** The budō leagues: for each sport the rulebook's own first. */
export declare const JUDO_LEAGUES: readonly JudoLeague[];
export declare const KARATE_LEAGUES: readonly KarateLeague[];
export declare const KENDO_LEAGUES: readonly KendoLeague[];
export declare const SUMO_LEAGUES: readonly SumoLeague[];
export declare const KYUDO_LEAGUES: readonly KyudoLeague[];
export declare const DOJO_LEAGUES: readonly DojoLeague[];
/** Every budō league, once each. */
export declare const BUDO_LEAGUES: readonly BudoLeague[];