export interface GradleDependency {
    groupId: string | null;
    artifactId: string | null;
    version: string | null;
    configuration: string;
    source: string;
    /**
     * Full dotted catalog ref including catalog name prefix, e.g. "libs.foo.bar" or
     * "testLibs.x". The first dot-segment is the catalog name; the rest is the alias path.
     * scan.ts splits on the first "." to identify catalog and alias.
     */
    catalogRef?: string;
}
export declare const PRODUCTION_CONFIGURATIONS: readonly ["implementation", "api", "compileOnly", "runtimeOnly"];
export declare const NON_PRODUCTION_CONFIGURATIONS: readonly ["testImplementation", "testCompileOnly", "testRuntimeOnly", "kapt", "ksp", "annotationProcessor"];
/**
 * Returns true if the Gradle configuration name belongs to a test scope.
 *
 * Rule: a configuration is test-scope if its name starts with "test" (case-sensitive lowercase)
 * or if the camelCase word "Test" appears after a lowercase letter
 * (e.g. androidTestImplementation, commonTestImplementation, iosTestImplementation, kaptTest).
 *
 * Examples that return true:
 *   testImplementation, androidTestImplementation, commonTestImplementation,
 *   iosTestImplementation, kaptTest, jvmTestImplementation, testFixturesImplementation
 *
 * Examples that return false:
 *   implementation, api, kapt, ksp, annotationProcessor, classpath, plugin-dsl,
 *   compileOnly, runtimeOnly
 *
 * Note: testFixturesImplementation is classified as test-scope by this rule.
 *
 * Note: The Gradle dependency parser (CONFIG_PATTERN) only recognizes a fixed list of
 * configurations. Source-set variants like commonTestImplementation are not extracted
 * by the parser today, so this rule is broader than what the scanner currently emits.
 * The audit tool uses this function — not PRODUCTION_CONFIGURATIONS — as the production gate.
 */
export declare function isTestConfiguration(config: string): boolean;
export declare function parseGradleDependencies(content: string, source?: string): GradleDependency[];