/**
 * The one table that says which DaisyUI slot each `--pie-*` token comes from,
 * and one renderer that turns it into variables. Sole source: the `daisyui`
 * provider adapter is the only thing that reads it, and a host reaches it by
 * mounting `<pie-theme provider="daisyui">` or leaving `provider` on `auto`.
 *
 * It was consolidated here after the same table had been written out four
 * times — this adapter, two mappers in a separate `pie-theme-daisyui` package, and
 * that package's static `bridge.css` — and copies drift. Two defects lived in the
 * drift: `--pie-missing` was corrected to `--color-warning` in one copy while three
 * kept it on `--color-error`, and the parity test meant to catch that compared only
 * the token names, never the slot each one derived from. The copies are gone; the
 * package was removed once its CSS turned out to be outranked by the inline
 * variables `<pie-theme>` writes, leaving it inert wherever it was imported.
 */
import { type ColorMeasure } from "./contrast.js";
/** The DaisyUI slots this mapping reads. Not all of DaisyUI's palette. */
export type DaisySlot = "base100" | "base200" | "base300" | "baseContent" | "primary" | "secondary" | "accent" | "neutral" | "neutralContent" | "success" | "error" | "warning";
export declare const DAISY_SLOT_CSS_VARIABLES: Record<DaisySlot, string>;
export type DaisyMappingEntry = 
/** The slot, verbatim. */
{
    token: string;
    kind: "direct";
    from: DaisySlot;
}
/** A fixed blend, for tints and shades that are not contrast-critical. */
 | {
    token: string;
    kind: "mix";
    from: DaisySlot;
    towards: DaisySlot;
    weight: number;
}
/**
 * The slot if it already clears `minimum` against the page, otherwise the
 * largest share of it that does. For the tokens PIE paints as a foreground or
 * as the boundary of a control, where a DaisyUI surface slot taken verbatim is
 * unreadable.
 */
 | {
    token: string;
    kind: "legible";
    from: DaisySlot;
    minimum: number;
    fallbackWeight: number;
}
/**
 * A fill painted behind text that keeps the page's ink: moved toward that ink
 * until it clears 3:1 against the page, but never so far that the ink on it
 * drops under 4.5:1.
 */
 | {
    token: string;
    kind: "state-fill";
    from: DaisySlot;
};
export declare const DAISYUI_PIE_TOKEN_MAP: readonly DaisyMappingEntry[];
/**
 * @param read one DaisyUI slot's value, or `undefined` when this source has none
 * @param measure resolves a colour so `legible` entries can be corrected against
 *   a measured ratio. Omit it where the values are `var()` references rather than
 *   colours: those cannot be measured, and every `legible` entry then takes its
 *   pessimistic fixed weight instead.
 */
export declare function resolveDaisyPieVariables(args: {
    read: (slot: DaisySlot) => string | undefined;
    measure?: ColorMeasure | null;
}): Record<string, string>;