import type { BindingTemplateJqOption, BindingTemplateOption } from './types';
/** One template jq of an attached template, resolved to the reference a binding stores. */
export interface ResolvedTemplateJq extends BindingTemplateJqOption {
    /** The owning template. */
    readonly template: string;
    /** The reference a binding writes: `name`, or `template.name` when ambiguous. */
    readonly ref: string;
}
/**
 * Every template jq the given attached templates offer for a purpose (or all
 * purposes when `purpose` is omitted), each carrying the reference a binding stores.
 */
export declare function resolveTemplateJq(templateNames: readonly string[], catalog: readonly BindingTemplateOption[], purpose?: 'input' | 'update'): ResolvedTemplateJq[];
/** Find one resolved template jq by the reference a binding stores. */
export declare function findByRef(ref: string, resolved: readonly ResolvedTemplateJq[]): ResolvedTemplateJq | undefined;
/**
 * Resolve a jq call name (`enc(template)__name`, or a bare `name`) back to the catalog
 * ref, driven by the catalog — never by string splitting, since a jq name may carry its
 * own `__` past the template boundary and `enc` maps `-`→`_`. Under the template-slug
 * invariant (no consecutive/trailing hyphens ⇒ `enc(template)` has no `__` and no
 * trailing `_`) the FIRST `__` is the one true boundary, so the longest encoded-template
 * prefix whose remainder is a jq the template declares is the unique qualified match;
 * failing that, a bare name a single template declares. `null` when nothing claims it.
 */
export declare function resolveCallName(callName: string, catalog: readonly BindingTemplateOption[]): string | null;
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