import { type JqOptions } from './types.ts';
/**
 * Parse a whitespace-separated stream of JSON values.
 *
 * Empty input holds no documents at all, which is why jq prints nothing
 * and exits 0 for an empty file.
 */
export declare function parseJsonDocs(raw: Uint8Array): unknown[];
export declare function parseJsonAuto(raw: Uint8Array): unknown;
/**
 * Parse an RFC 7464 JSON text sequence (`--seq`).
 *
 * Every value is introduced by RS, so anything before the first one is
 * text the sequence never claimed. jq reports that as an ignored parse
 * error and prints nothing for it; mirage drops it just as silently,
 * which is the one divergence here.
 */
export declare function parseSeqDocs(raw: Uint8Array): unknown[];
/**
 * Split one input into the strings `jq -R` reads it as.
 *
 * jq breaks on newlines only (never on the other separators a Unicode
 * line splitter honors) and a trailing newline ends the last line rather
 * than starting an empty one.
 */
export declare function splitRawLines(raw: Uint8Array): string[];
export declare function isJsonlPath(path: string): boolean;
export declare function isStreamableJsonlExpr(expression: string): boolean;
/**
 * Evaluate a per-element program over a JSONL file, line by line.
 *
 * Only output options reach here, since the caller keeps this path off
 * for anything that changes input assembly.
 */
export declare function evalJsonlStream(source: AsyncIterable<Uint8Array>, expression: string, opts: JqOptions): AsyncIterable<Uint8Array>;
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