/**
 * @module Mockttp
 */
import { MockttpStandalone, StandaloneServerOptions } from "./standalone/mockttp-standalone";
import { Mockttp, MockttpOptions } from "./mockttp";
export { OngoingRequest, CompletedRequest } from "./types";
export interface MockedEndpoint {
    getSeenRequests(): Request[];
}
export { Mockttp };
/**
 * Get a Mockttp instance on the local machine.
 *
 * In most simple environments, you can call this method directly and immediately
 * get a Mockttp instance and start mocking servers.
 *
 * In node, the mocked servers will run in process and require no further setup.
 *
 * In browsers this is an alias for getRemote. You'll need to start a standalone server
 * outside your tests before calling this, which will create and manage your fake servers
 * outside the browser.
 */
export declare function getLocal(options?: MockttpOptions): Mockttp;
/**
 * Get a Mockttp instance, controlled through a Mockttp standalone server.
 *
 * This connects to a Mockttp standalone server, and uses that to start
 * and stop mock servers.
 */
export declare function getRemote(options?: MockttpOptions): Mockttp;
/**
 * Get a standalone server, which can be used remotely to create & manage mock servers.
 *
 * This function exists so you can set up these servers programmatically, but for most
 * usage you can just run your tests via the `mockttp` binary, which will automatically
 * start and stop a standalone server for you:
 *
 * ```
 * mockttp -c <your test command>
 * ```
 */
export declare function getStandalone(options?: StandaloneServerOptions): MockttpStandalone;