import type { SearchEngineDriver } from '@stacksjs/types';
/**
 * The search engine driver named by the user's config.
 *
 * Still synchronous, and still destructurable - `const { addDocument } =
 * useSearchEngine()` reads exactly as it did. Every method on the driver already
 * returned a promise, so until the config settles each one resolves through
 * {@link driverReady} and behaves the same from the caller's side. Once it has
 * settled the real member is handed back directly, which keeps the two
 * synchronous members, `client` and `resetClient`, synchronous.
 *
 * Use {@link searchEngineReady} to wait for the driver explicitly.
 */
export declare function useSearchEngine(): SearchEngineDriver;
/** Resolves once the configured driver is loaded and bound. */
export declare function searchEngineReady(): Promise<SearchEngineDriver>;
export declare function useAlgolia(): Promise<typeof import('./drivers/algolia').default>;
export declare function useMeilisearch(): Promise<typeof import('./drivers/meilisearch').default>;
export declare function useOpensearch(): Promise<typeof import('./drivers/opensearch').default>;
export declare function useTypesense(): Promise<typeof import('./drivers/typesense').default>;
export type SearchDriver = 'meilisearch' | 'algolia' | 'opensearch' | 'typesense';
export * from './documents/index';