import type { ClientReferenceIr, JsxNodeIr } from "./ir.js";
export declare function collectOxcClientBoundaryImportComponents(program: unknown, inferredBoundaryImports: ReadonlySet<string>, fallbackBoundaryImports?: ReadonlySet<string>, compatBoundaryImports?: ReadonlySet<string>): Map<string, ClientReferenceIr>;
/**
 * Collects the JSX tag names that resolve to the router `Link` export.
 *
 * Both server emitters give `Link` paths no other component can take: they wrap
 * its children in `Link.trustedHtml`, which the router attaches to its own
 * export, and the stream emitter inlines it with the string calling convention,
 * which only its single-argument overload supports. Deciding that by spelling
 * puts a module-local component named `Link` on both paths, and it can satisfy
 * neither. The binding is what distinguishes them, so this reads the import
 * declarations: a renamed import is still the router `Link`, and a local
 * declaration never is, whatever either one is called.
 */
export declare function collectOxcRouterLinkComponentNames(program: unknown): Set<string>;
export declare function collectOxcCompatRuntimeImportComponents(program: unknown): Map<string, ClientReferenceIr>;
export declare function collectOxcCompatReactNodeComponentReferences(program: unknown): Map<string, ClientReferenceIr>;
export declare function markOxcAsyncComponentReferences(node: JsxNodeIr, asyncComponentNames: Set<string>): void;
export declare function markOxcClientReferences(node: JsxNodeIr, clientReferences: Map<string, ClientReferenceIr>): void;
export declare function markOxcCompatRuntimeReferences(node: JsxNodeIr, runtimeReferences: ReadonlyMap<string, ClientReferenceIr>): void;
export declare function markOxcCompatReactNodeReferences(node: JsxNodeIr, references: ReadonlyMap<string, ClientReferenceIr>): void;
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