/**
 * Initial-events tracker. Emits the canonical environment burst
 * (APP_LAUNCH -> PLATFORM -> DEVICE_TYPE -> OS -> RAM_SIZE ->
 * SCREEN_RESOLUTION -> SYSTEM_LANG) on `attach()`. The emit is a
 * one-shot snapshot of host metadata; `detach()` is a no-op because
 * there is nothing to unsubscribe.
 *
 * The tracker exists so the auto-tracker lifecycle is uniform:
 * every built-in component goes through the same instantiate-then-
 * attach pipeline. A host that wants a different init burst can opt
 * out of every other tracker but still implement a custom
 * `KeewanoTracker` that emits a host-specific set of initial events.
 */
import type { KeewanoTracker } from '../types/config';
import type { InitialEventsTrackerArgs } from './types/InitialEventsTracker';
declare class InitialEventsTracker implements KeewanoTracker {
    readonly name = "InitialEventsTracker";
    /**
     * The init-burst is the canonical first 7 events of every session;
     * server-side analytics rely on the burst being present. If
     * `emitInitialEvents` throws (typically a misconfigured
     * PlatformAdapter), surface the error by rejecting `Keewano.init()`
     * rather than booting silently into a session with missing
     * environment metadata.
     */
    readonly criticalPath = true;
    private readonly args;
    constructor(args: InitialEventsTrackerArgs);
    /**
     * Emit the canonical init-burst into the dispatcher and return a
     * no-op detach. The emit runs in the caller's frame so the events
     * appear in the in-batch before the send loop's first wake.
     */
    attach(): () => void;
}
export type { InitialEventsTrackerArgs } from './types/InitialEventsTracker';
export { InitialEventsTracker };