import { mintRegistry } from './registry.js';
import type { CompositeConfig, Mint } from './types.js';
/**
 * Compose multiple mints into one.
 *
 * String members resolve like `mintRegistry.apply` does: a registry entry
 * (consumer override or loaded built-in) applies synchronously; unresolved
 * names demand-load the built-in set once and init after the load (skipped if
 * the composite was destroyed in the meantime). A name that is still unknown
 * after the load warns loudly instead of silently dropping the effect.
 */
export declare function composeMints(...mints: Array<Mint | string>): Mint;
/**
 * Create a composite mint that applies multiple mints
 */
export declare function createCompositeMint(): Mint<CompositeConfig>;
/**
 * Register the composite mint.
 * Called by registerDefaultMints() - not at module level.
 */
export declare function registerComposite(registry: typeof mintRegistry): void;