/**
 * @copyright Sister Software
 * @license AGPL-3.0
 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al.
 *
 *   The Korean permit registry (지방행정인허가데이터) as a NOISY corpus source: reading the delivered CSVs, and turning
 *   an aligned string into a corpus row (#2204 §5).
 *
 *   The publisher delivers CP949, one file per business category, with both address systems typed by a clerk plus a
 *   planar coordinate in EPSG:5174 and both postcodes. Reading is separated from ALIGNING so the alignment rate per
 *   file can be measured before any row enters a corpus.
 */
import { type PathBuilderLike } from "path-ts";
import type { Aligned } from "#kr/adapters/localdata/align";
/**
 * The source label every row of this adapter carries, and the name a config's `source_weights` addresses it by.
 */
export declare const SOURCE = "localdata-kr";
/**
 * Every permit in this registry is Korean; the publisher issues no others.
 */
export declare const COUNTRY = "KR";
/**
 * The 영업상태명 of a business still trading. A closed one's address records somewhere that was.
 */
export declare const OPEN_STATUS = "\uC601\uC5C5/\uC815\uC0C1";
/**
 * One permit, with both address systems as the clerk typed them.
 */
export interface PermitRow {
    /**
     * The file's basename: the business category the publisher splits by.
     */
    category: string;
    name: string;
    status: string;
    roadAddress: string;
    lotAddress: string;
    roadPostcode: string;
    lotPostcode: string;
    x: number | null;
    y: number | null;
}
export interface ReadPermitOptions {
    /**
     * Keep only these 영업상태명 values. Empty admits every status.
     */
    statuses?: readonly string[];
}
/**
 * Stream every permit of one CSV.
 */
export declare function readPermitFile(path: PathBuilderLike, options?: ReadPermitOptions): AsyncGenerator<PermitRow>;
/**
 * Stream every permit of every CSV in a directory, in filename order.
 */
export declare function readPermitDirectory(directory: PathBuilderLike, options?: ReadPermitOptions): AsyncGenerator<PermitRow>;
/**
 * One aligned string as a row in the CJK slice schema.
 *
 * The token labels are derived from the spans rather than carried beside them: a token is `B-<tag>` when its FIRST
 * character falls inside a span, `O` otherwise. A span covering several tokens therefore labels only the token it
 * starts in, which is what the char-path trainer reads the spans for.
 */
export declare function alignedToSliceRow(aligned: Aligned): Record<string, unknown>;
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