/**
 * JQHTML v2 Lifecycle Manager
 *
 * Components boot when created. Boot is the first entry on the component's lifecycle
 * queue (component-queue.ts): it holds the component's lock from boot start through the
 * end of its on_ready(), so a render()/load()/reload()/refresh() made meanwhile -
 * on_ready() included - waits and runs after it. When calls are waiting as boot ends,
 * 'ready' fires once they have run (the queue is idle).
 *
 * Lifecycle order:
 * 1. create() - SYNC - Calls on_create() BEFORE first render
 * 2. render() - SYNC - Creates DOM, instantiates child components, calls on_render()
 * 3. _load() - ASYNC - Calls on_load() if overridden, may trigger re-render if this.data changes.
 *    Every component then gets on_loaded() and 'loaded' (without on_load(), at this point).
 * 4. ready() - ASYNC - Waits for children to be ready, calls on_ready()
 *
 * Key insight: create/render/on_render are synchronous. If a component doesn't
 * override on_load(), the entire create→render→on_render chain completes without
 * yielding to the event loop. This means parent components can access child
 * components in their on_render() as long as the children don't have async on_load().
 */
import type { Jqhtml_Component } from './component.js';
export type LifecyclePhase = 'render' | 'create' | 'load' | 'ready';
export declare class LifecycleManager {
    private static instance;
    static get_instance(): LifecycleManager;
    constructor();
    /**
     * Boot a component - run its full lifecycle
     * Called when component is created
     *
     * Supports lifecycle truncation flags:
     * - _load_only: on_create + on_load only. No render, no children, no on_render, no on_loaded/'loaded', no on_ready.
     * - _load_render_only: on_create + render + on_load + re-render. No on_render, no on_loaded/'loaded', no on_ready.
     */
    boot_component(component: Jqhtml_Component): Promise<void>;
}
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