/**
 * DOCX renderer registry.
 *
 * Adapters are registered as async factories so a backend is only imported
 * when it is actually selected — choosing `docxjs` never loads
 * `@office-open/docx`, and a backend that cannot be loaded at all (an
 * `--omit=optional` install, a broken tree) surfaces as an actionable install
 * hint rather than a bare module-resolution failure. `statuses()` asks the
 * same question up front, so a discovery surface never advertises a renderer
 * that would fail on the first render.
 */
import { type RendererStatus } from '@json-to-office/shared/rendering';
import { type DocxRenderer, type DocxRendererId } from './types';
/** Resolve a renderer by id, defaulting to `docxjs`. */
export declare function resolveDocxRenderer(id?: DocxRendererId): Promise<DocxRenderer>;
/** Renderer ids registered for DOCX. */
export declare function docxRendererIds(): readonly DocxRendererId[];
/**
 * Every registered renderer with whether its backend can be loaded here.
 *
 * Registration is not availability: the factory only runs on selection, so an
 * id alone says nothing about whether the render behind it will work. Callers
 * that advertise renderers — `jto_info`, `jto_discover` — report this instead
 * of docxRendererIds() so a renderer that cannot run is never offered as one
 * that can.
 */
export declare function docxRendererStatuses(): Promise<RendererStatus<DocxRendererId>[]>;
export declare function isDocxRendererId(value: string): value is DocxRendererId;
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