/**
 * The five reactive declarations — `state`, `computed`, `resource`, `action`
 * and `watch` — read after their head has already been claimed.
 *
 * Each is a module-level statement and a component item both, so the dispatcher
 * in `parser.ts` and `parseComponent` call the same five readers.
 */
import { type Parameter, type Statement, type Token, type TokenKind, type TypeReference } from "@velarscript/compiler/extension";
import { type WebActionDeclaration as ActionDeclaration, type WebComputedDeclaration as ComputedDeclaration, type WebResourceDeclaration as ResourceDeclaration, type WebStateDeclaration as StateDeclaration, type WebWatchDeclaration as WatchDeclaration } from "../../ast.ts";
import type { Expression } from "@velarscript/compiler/extension";
export interface ReactiveParserHost {
    expect(kind: TokenKind, message: string): Token;
    match(kind: TokenKind): boolean;
    matchWord(value: string): boolean;
    parseBlock(): readonly Statement[];
    parseExpression(minimumPrecedence?: number): Expression;
    parseParameters(): readonly Parameter[];
    parseTypeReference(allowTrailingOptional?: boolean): TypeReference;
    previous(): Token;
}
export declare function parseStateDeclaration(host: ReactiveParserHost, start: number, exported: boolean): StateDeclaration;
/**
 * D71 rule 182: `computed` parses exactly where `state` parses, through the
 * same shape lookahead — the two halves of the reactive row differ in what
 * they mean, not in how they are written.
 */
export declare function parseComputedDeclaration(host: ReactiveParserHost, start: number, exported: boolean): ComputedDeclaration;
export declare function parseResourceDeclaration(host: ReactiveParserHost, start: number, exported: boolean): ResourceDeclaration;
export declare function parseActionDeclaration(host: ReactiveParserHost, start: number, exported: boolean): ActionDeclaration;
export declare function parseWatchDeclaration(host: ReactiveParserHost, start: number): WatchDeclaration;
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