import type { ResolvedDiscovery } from "./discovery.js";
import { normalizeBundlerOptions } from "./esbuild-options.js";
import { type PreparedFrontendConfigStyles } from "./frontend-config.js";
import type { resolveLogger } from "../src/logging.d.ts";
import type { BundlerOptions } from "../src/types.d.ts";
type NormalizedBundlerOptions = ReturnType<typeof normalizeBundlerOptions>;
/**
* Discovers entries and appends the synthesized client-root and
* frontend-config-style entries, in that order.
*
* `bundle()` and `watch()` both need this exact composition: a project
* configured with `clientRoot` must have it excluded from normal discovery
* (`withClientRootIgnored`) and re-added as its own synthesized entry
* (`appendClientRootEntry`), or that entry is silently missing from the
* manifest. `watch()` used to reimplement discovery inline without either
* call, so a `clientRoot`-configured project built correctly once via
* `bundle()` and then lost its client entry on the very next watch rebuild,
* with no error — whatever read the manifest just found nothing there.
*/
declare function resolveFrontendDiscovery(options: BundlerOptions, normalized: NormalizedBundlerOptions, logger: ReturnType<typeof resolveLogger>, frontendStyles: PreparedFrontendConfigStyles | null, discoveryOptions?: {
    allowEmpty?: boolean;
}): Promise<ResolvedDiscovery>;
export { resolveFrontendDiscovery };
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