export interface EmittedStringModule {
    /** Path inside the package, e.g. `resolvers/pet-search-doc-resolver.ts`. */
    fileName: string;
    /** Extensionless package subpath, e.g. `resolvers/pet-search-doc-resolver`. */
    moduleSpecifier: string;
    content: string;
}
export declare const RESOLVER_MODULE_DIR = "resolvers";
export declare const SCHEMA_MODULE_DIR = "schema";
export declare function resolverModuleSpecifier(resolverFileName: string): string;
export declare function sdlModuleSpecifier(sdlFileName: string): string;
export declare function emitResolverStringModule(resolverFileName: string, source: string): EmittedStringModule;
export declare function emitSdlStringModule(sdlFileName: string, source: string): EmittedStringModule;
/**
 * Every string module the package ships, followed by the two barrels over
 * them. Empty when nothing was emitted, so a spec with no projections keeps
 * its previous output.
 */
export declare function collectStringModules(resolvers: EmittedStringModule[], pipelineFunctions: EmittedStringModule[], sdlModules: EmittedStringModule[]): EmittedStringModule[];
/**
 * Barrels for the string modules. The consumer of the manifest is
 * data-driven — it iterates `resolvers[]` and looks each entry's code up by
 * the specifier the manifest carries — so a per-resolver static import would
 * mean one hand-maintained import line per emitted file. The barrel is that
 * lookup: one static import per package, keyed by the same specifier the
 * manifest names, exhaustive over every file emission wrote.
 */
export declare function emitResolverBarrel(resolvers: EmittedStringModule[], pipelineFunctions: EmittedStringModule[]): EmittedStringModule;
export declare function emitSdlBarrel(sdlModules: EmittedStringModule[]): EmittedStringModule;
declare function toBinding(baseName: string): string;
declare function moduleBaseName(fileName: string): string;
/**
 * `JSON.stringify` covers every escape a JS/GraphQL body can carry — quotes,
 * backslashes, control characters — and `${` is inert in a double-quoted
 * literal. U+2028/U+2029 are legal in an ES2019 string literal but not in
 * every parser that reads the generated package, so they are escaped too.
 */
declare function toStringLiteral(source: string): string;
export declare const __test: {
    moduleBaseName: typeof moduleBaseName;
    toStringLiteral: typeof toStringLiteral;
    toBinding: typeof toBinding;
};
export {};
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