import { Plugin } from 'vite';
import { Flags } from './flags.ts';

export { stripGXTDebug } from './babel.ts';
export type { TransformResult } from './test';
/**
 * Detect a genuine `hbs\`...\`` tagged template in a .ts/.js module.
 *
 * The negative lookbehind excludes file-extension / inline-code PROSE in doc
 * comments — `.hbs`, 'hbs', "hbs", \`hbs — which would otherwise route the
 * whole module through the template transform and mangle its exports. A docs
 * sentence like "components were authored in paired \`.hbs\` files" hit
 * exactly this in emberjs/ember.js#21340 (the closing backtick of the
 * inline-code span follows "hbs" directly). Genuine tags are preceded by
 * whitespace, `=`, `(`, `,`, `return`, start-of-file, etc.
 */
export declare function hasHbsTaggedTemplate(code: string): boolean;
type Options = {
    authorMode?: boolean;
    disableHMR?: boolean;
    flags?: Partial<Flags>;
};
export declare function compiler(mode: string, options?: Options): Plugin;