import type { Request, Response } from 'express';
import type { MastraModuleOptions } from '../mastra.module.js';
import { RequestContextService } from '../services/request-context.service.js';
import { RouteHandlerService } from '../services/route-handler.service.js';
/**
 * Main Mastra controller that handles all routes dynamically.
 * Routes are matched against SERVER_ROUTES from @mastra/server.
 *
 * Auth and rate limiting are handled via MastraRouteGuard so they only apply
 * to matched Mastra routes and do not affect the rest of the user's app.
 */
export declare class MastraController {
    private readonly options;
    private readonly routeHandler;
    private readonly requestContext;
    constructor(options: MastraModuleOptions, routeHandler: RouteHandlerService, requestContext: RequestContextService);
    /**
     * Catch-all handler that matches incoming requests to Mastra routes.
     */
    handleRequest(req: Request, _res: Response): Promise<unknown>;
    /**
     * Parse and normalize query parameters.
     *
     * Values are forwarded as the raw strings (or string arrays) the HTTP layer
     * delivered. The route's `queryParamSchema` decides whether and how to parse
     * or coerce each field — exactly as in `@mastra/hono`, `@mastra/express`,
     * `@mastra/fastify`, and `@mastra/koa`. Users who want booleans, numbers, or
     * parsed JSON should opt in via `z.coerce.boolean()`, `z.coerce.number()`,
     * or a JSON preprocessor on the field. See #16114.
     */
    private parseQueryParams;
    /**
     * Parse request body, handling multipart/form-data and JSON.
     */
    private parseBody;
}
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