import * as expo from './drivers/expo';
import * as fcm from './drivers/fcm';
import type { PushResult } from '@stacksjs/types';
export type {
  SendWebPushOptions,
  VapidKeys,
  WebPushResult,
  WebPushSubscription,
} from './drivers/web-push';
/**
 * Send a push notification using the specified driver
 */
export declare function send(to: string | string[], notification: PushNotification, options?: SendOptions): Promise<PushResult>;
/**
 * Configure FCM with credentials
 */
export declare function configureFCM(config: fcm.FCMConfig): void;
export declare interface PushNotification {
  title?: string
  body: string
  data?: Record<string, any>
  badge?: number
  sound?: 'default' | null
  priority?: 'high' | 'normal' | 'default'
}
export declare interface SendOptions {
  driver?: PushDriver
}
export type PushDriver = 'expo' | 'fcm';
export * from './drivers/index';
/*
 * Named rather than `export * from './drivers/index'`.
 *
 * The declaration build rewrites a star re-export into imports of whatever the
 * file happens to use, and everything else silently vanishes from the published
 * types - so `sendWebPush` worked at runtime and did not exist to TypeScript.
 * Naming them states the package's surface rather than inferring it, and it
 * survives the build.
 */
export {
  buildVapidHeaders,
  encryptPayload,
  generateVapidKeys,
  sendWebPush,
} from './drivers/web-push';
export { expo, fcm };