import { IOConfig } from './types.js';

/**
 * Parse an SVG string into an SVGSVGElement (Node.js, async).
 *
 * @throws Error if the root element is not <svg>.
 */
declare const parseSvgServer: (svgString: string, config?: IOConfig) => Promise<SVGSVGElement>;
/**
 * Serialize an SVGSVGElement back to string (Node.js, async).
 */
declare const serializeSvgServer: (element: SVGSVGElement, config?: IOConfig) => Promise<string>;
/**
 * Universal parser: auto-chooses browser or Node implementation.
 */
declare const parseSvg: (svgString: string, config?: IOConfig) => SVGSVGElement | Promise<SVGSVGElement>;
/**
 * Universal serializer: auto-chooses browser or Node implementation.
 */
declare const serializeSvg: (element: SVGSVGElement, config?: IOConfig) => string | Promise<string>;
/**
 * Load an SVG from a string, File, Blob, or URL.
 *
 * @remarks
 * - Browser: supports string, File, Blob, and URL.
 * - Node.js: supports string and URL (via fetch).
 * - Does **not** handle fs/path directly — keeps API universal.
 *
 * @throws Error if input is invalid or root element is not <svg>.
 */
declare const loadSvg: (input: string | File | Blob | URL, config?: IOConfig) => Promise<SVGSVGElement>;

export { loadSvg, parseSvg, parseSvgServer, serializeSvg, serializeSvgServer };