import { f as BatchRequestStatus, b4 as TrendyolClient } from './client-CtygosAW.cjs';
import '@lonca/core';

/** A request the fake client received, normalized for matching in a `handler`. */
interface FakeTrendyolRequest {
    method: string;
    /** URL path only — no host, no query string. */
    path: string;
    /** Parsed query parameters. */
    query: URLSearchParams;
    /** Parsed JSON request body, when present. */
    body?: unknown;
}
interface TrendyolFakeSeed {
    /**
     * Return the raw JSON the Trendyol API would respond with for a request, or
     * `undefined` to fall through to the built-in hot-path defaults.
     */
    handler?: (req: FakeTrendyolRequest) => unknown;
    /** `batchRequestId` returned by `inventory.update` and echoed by `getBatchStatus`. Default: `'fake-batch-1'`. */
    batchRequestId?: string;
    /** Terminal status `getBatchStatus` reports. Default: `'COMPLETED'`. */
    batchStatus?: BatchRequestStatus;
}
/**
 * Build an in-memory {@link TrendyolClient} for unit tests.
 *
 * It is the real client graph wired over a fake `fetch`, so your tests exercise
 * the SDK's real request building and response normalization — no network, no
 * structural-compat guessing. The batch hot-path
 * (`inventory.update` → `products.getBatchStatus` → `inventory.updateAndWait`)
 * works out of the box; drive any other endpoint with `seed.handler`.
 *
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const client = createFakeTrendyolClient({ batchRequestId: 'b1' });
 * const [result] = await client.inventory.updateAndWait(
 *   [{ barcode: 'X', quantity: 1 }],
 *   { pollIntervalMs: 1 },
 * );
 * result.status; // 'COMPLETED'
 * ```
 */
declare function createFakeTrendyolClient(seed?: TrendyolFakeSeed): TrendyolClient;

export { type FakeTrendyolRequest, type TrendyolFakeSeed, createFakeTrendyolClient };