import type { TInjectOptions as TCoreInjectOptions } from '@venizia/ignis-inversion';
/** Distributes over the union, so `key` and `target` stay mutually exclusive - a bare `Omit` collapses the two branches into one shape declaring both. */
type TWithoutRegistry<T> = T extends unknown ? Omit<T, 'registry'> : never;
/**
 * Either a binding key or the class bound under it - never both. The shape is inversion's; the
 * `registry` member is not, because this wrapper is the one that supplies it.
 */
export type TInjectOptions = TWithoutRegistry<TCoreInjectOptions>;
/**
 * `@inject`, bound to the kernel's registry. The container reads
 * `MetadataRegistry.getInstance()` (`helpers/inversion/container.ts`), while inversion's own
 * `inject` writes to its module-level registry - metadata written there is never read back.
 */
export declare const inject: (opts: TInjectOptions) => (target: any, propertyName: string | symbol | undefined, parameterIndex?: number) => void;
export {};
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