import type { ExampleObject, SchemaObject } from '@scalar/workspace-store/schemas/v3.2/strict/openapi-document';
import type { TableRow } from '../../../../v2/blocks/request-block/components/RequestTableRow.vue.js';
export declare const stringifyValue: (value: unknown) => string;
export type LeafRow = {
    path: string[];
    schema: SchemaObject | undefined;
    isRequired: boolean;
};
/**
 * Walk a (possibly nested) object schema and collect one entry per leaf property.
 *
 * A "leaf" is any property whose resolved schema is not an `{ type: 'object' }` schema
 * with named `properties` — i.e. primitives, arrays, files, and `additionalProperties`
 * placeholders all stop the recursion. Object properties recurse, so the widget example
 * (`file` + `props.{name,description,created_at}`) yields four leaves.
 */
export declare const collectLeafProperties: (schema: SchemaObject, parentPath?: string[], parentRequired?: boolean) => LeafRow[];
/**
 * Walk a schema + example together and collect one row per leaf, including example-only
 * keys that the schema does not declare. Schema-declared properties come first in schema
 * order; extras present in the example follow in example order at each level.
 *
 * Unlike `collectLeafProperties` (which is schema-only and feeds the dotted-name index),
 * this walker drives what the user actually sees in the form: a row for every leaf the
 * example contains, even when the schema is partial or out of date.
 */
export declare const collectExampleRows: (example: unknown, schema: SchemaObject | undefined, parentPath?: string[]) => {
    path: string[];
    value: unknown;
}[];
/** Restore array values after text editing without parsing ordinary string fields. */
export declare const getFormBodyValue: (row: TableRow) => string | File | unknown[] | undefined;
/** Build the table rows for the form data, optionally enriched with schema (e.g. enum) per property */
export declare const getFormBodyRows: (example: ExampleObject | undefined | null, contentType: string, formBodySchema?: SchemaObject) => TableRow[];
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