import { type WatchRegistrationRequest, type WatchRegistrationResult, type WatchRegistry, type WatchTriggerResult } from '@quenty/nevermore-deploy';
export interface HttpWatchRegistryOptions {
    /** Full register endpoint, ending in the lease — `.../v1/register/7d/`. */
    registerUrl: string;
    timeoutMs?: number;
    /** Injected in tests. Defaults to the global fetch. */
    fetchImpl?: typeof fetch;
}
/**
 * `WatchRegistry` over the Roblox Analytics Watch API.
 *
 * One `POST /v1/register/{lease}` per invocation. The endpoint is whatever URL
 * `--watch` resolved to, so nothing here assumes a host, and the lease is
 * already the last path segment of that URL.
 *
 * The endpoint takes no `Authorization` header — the GitHub token travels in
 * `auth.github.token`, because the service holds it to dispatch with later
 * rather than using it to authenticate this call.
 */
export declare class HttpWatchRegistry implements WatchRegistry {
    private _registerUrl;
    private _timeoutMs;
    private _fetch;
    constructor(options: HttpWatchRegistryOptions);
    registerAsync(request: WatchRegistrationRequest): Promise<WatchRegistrationResult>;
    triggerAsync(monitorId: string, credential: string, options?: {
        watchName?: string;
    }): Promise<WatchTriggerResult>;
    /**
     * The API root, recovered from the register URL.
     *
     * `--watch` names the register endpoint because that is the one a user has to
     * type; every other call is derived from it. The lease-bearing
     * `/v1/register/<lease>/` suffix is the documented shape, so trimming it is
     * how a single flag reaches the rest of the API.
     */
    private _apiBase;
    private _fetchWithTimeoutAsync;
}
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