import { IModelDescriptor } from './interfaces.js';
/**
 * Which side of the wire a model schema describes. `request` is what a client may SEND
 * ( the model used as `@Body()` ), `response` is what the API hands BACK.
 */
export type ModelSchemaKind = 'request' | 'response';
/**
 * Builds a JSON schema from a model's columns, stored on `descriptor.Schema` /
 * `descriptor.ResponseSchema` at model load. `Ignore` columns are excluded and relations
 * are omitted.
 *
 * The two flavours differ in three ways, all of them facts about what a response IS:
 *   - `descriptor.Hidden` ( the model's `@Hidden()` properties ) is dropped: `dehydrate()` and
 *     `dehydrateWithRelations()` omit those columns unconditionally, so no response can
 *     ever carry them - rbac's User hides `Password`,
 *   - the driver may override a type it returns differently from what it accepts,
 *   - nothing is `required`: a response is partial by construction ( `skipUndefined`
 *     drops columns the query did not select ).
 *
 * @param descriptor - the model descriptor to describe
 * @param kind - which contract to build, defaults to the write one
 */
export declare function buildModelJsonSchema(descriptor: IModelDescriptor, kind?: ModelSchemaKind): any;
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