import { IncomingMessage, ServerResponse } from 'node:http';
import { Readable } from 'node:stream';
import { U as UploadFile, j as UploadResponse } from "../../../packem_shared/storage.d-C9EdfTf1.js";
import { H as Handlers, A as AsyncHandler, U as UploadOptions, R as ResponseFile, a as ResponseList, M as MethodHandler } from "../../../packem_shared/types.d-D6Jkz0Sp.js";
export type { B as BaseHandler, b as RequestEvent, c as UploadErrorEvent, d as UploadEvent } from "../../../packem_shared/types.d-D6Jkz0Sp.js";
import { B as BaseHandlerCore } from "../../../packem_shared/tus-base.d-Dgnbivbj.js";
export { T as TUS_RESUMABLE, a as TUS_VERSION } from "../../../packem_shared/tus-base.d-Dgnbivbj.js";
import 'node:timers';
import 'node:crypto';
import 'lru-cache';
import 'node:events';
import '@visulima/pagination';
import "../../../packem_shared/media-transformer.d-Co37isNg.js";
import "../../../packem_shared/types.d-D1TIRqKW.js";
/**
 * Base handler for Node.js platform (IncomingMessage/ServerResponse).
 * Extends BaseHandlerCore with Node.js-specific request/response handling.
 * @template TFile The file type used by this handler.
 * @template NodeRequest The Node.js request type.
 * @template NodeResponse The Node.js response type.
 */
declare abstract class BaseHandlerNode<TFile extends UploadFile, NodeRequest extends IncomingMessage = IncomingMessage, NodeResponse extends ServerResponse = ServerResponse> extends BaseHandlerCore<TFile> implements MethodHandler<NodeRequest, NodeResponse> {
  /**
   * Limiting enabled HTTP method handler.
   */
  static readonly methods: Handlers[];
  /**
   * Map of registered HTTP method handlers.
   */
  protected registeredHandlers: Map<string, AsyncHandler<NodeRequest, NodeResponse>>;
  constructor(options: UploadOptions<TFile>);
  /**
   * Gets the registered handlers map.
   * @returns Map of registered handlers.
   */
  get handlers(): Map<string, AsyncHandler<NodeRequest, NodeResponse>>;
  /**
   * Handles HTTP request (alias for upload method).
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse.
   */
  handle: (request: NodeRequest, response: NodeResponse) => Promise<void>;
  /**
   * Main upload handler that processes HTTP requests and routes them to appropriate method handlers.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse.
   * @param next Optional Express-style next function for middleware compatibility.
   * @throws {UploadError} When storage is not ready or method is not allowed.
   */
  upload: (request: NodeRequest, response: NodeResponse, next?: () => void) => Promise<void>;
  /**
   * Compose and register HTTP method handlers.
   * Subclasses should override this to register their specific handlers.
   */
  protected abstract compose(): void;
  /**
   * Sends an HTTP response with the provided body, headers, and status code.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse to send data to.
   * @param body Response body, headers, and status code.
   */
  send(response: NodeResponse, { body, headers, statusCode }: UploadResponse): void;
  /**
   * Sends an error response to the client with appropriate status code and message.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse to send error to.
   * @param error Error object to convert to HTTP error response.
   */
  sendError(response: NodeResponse, error: Error): Promise<void>;
  /**
   * Sends streaming response to client with proper backpressure handling and range request support.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse to stream data to.
   * @param stream Readable stream containing the file data.
   * @param options Streaming options including headers, range, size, and status code.
   */
  sendStream(response: NodeResponse, stream: Readable, { headers, range, size, statusCode }: {
    headers?: Record<string, string | number>;
    range?: {
      end: number;
      start: number;
    };
    size?: number;
    statusCode?: number;
  }): void;
  /**
   * Finish upload by sending final response to client with completed file data.
   * @param _request HTTP request (unused parameter)
   * @param response HTTP response object to send final response to
   * @param uploadResponse Final upload response data containing body, headers, and status code
   */
  protected finish(_request: NodeRequest, response: NodeResponse, uploadResponse: UploadResponse | ResponseFile<TFile>): void;
  /**
   * Build file URL from request and file data.
   * @param request HTTP request with optional originalUrl property
   * @param file File object containing ID and content type
   * @returns Constructed file URL with extension based on content type
   */
  protected buildFileUrl(request: NodeRequest & {
    originalUrl?: string;
  }, file: TFile): string;
  /**
   * Negotiates content type based on Accept header and supported formats.
   * @param request HTTP request object containing Accept header.
   * @param supportedTypes Array of supported MIME types to match against.
   * @returns Best matching content type or undefined if no match found.
   */
  negotiateContentType(request: NodeRequest, supportedTypes: string[]): string | undefined;
  /**
   * Default OPTIONS handler.
   * @param _request HTTP request (unused)
   * @param _response HTTP response (unused)
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with CORS headers
   */
  options(_request: NodeRequest, _response: NodeResponse): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Retrieves a file or list of files based on the request path.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with optional originalUrl.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse.
   * @returns Promise resolving to a single file, paginated list, or array of files.
   * @throws {UploadError} When file is not found or storage error occurs.
   */
  get(request: NodeRequest & {
    originalUrl?: string;
  }, _response: NodeResponse): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile> | ResponseList<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Returns a list of uploaded files with optional pagination support.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage containing query parameters for pagination.
   * @param _response Node.js ServerResponse (unused).
   * @returns Promise resolving to a paginated or complete list of uploaded files.
   */
  list(request: NodeRequest, _response: NodeResponse): Promise<ResponseList<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Streams download of a file with resumable support using HTTP range requests.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with optional originalUrl and range header.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse to stream the file to.
   * @throws {HttpError} When file is not found or streaming is not supported.
   */
  download(request: NodeRequest & {
    originalUrl?: string;
  }, response: NodeResponse): Promise<void>;
  /**
   * Check if error is related to undefined ID or path and throw appropriate HTTP error.
   * @param error Error object to check
   */
  protected override checkForUndefinedIdOrPath(error: unknown): void;
}
/**
 * Multipart/form-data upload handler (Node.js version).
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const multipart = new Multipart({
 *   storage,
 *   maxFileSize: 100 * 1024 * 1024, // 100MB
 * });
 *
 * app.use('/files', multipart.handle);
 * ```
 */
declare class Multipart<TFile extends UploadFile, NodeRequest extends IncomingMessage = IncomingMessage, NodeResponse extends ServerResponse = ServerResponse> extends BaseHandlerNode<TFile, NodeRequest, NodeResponse> {
  /**
   * Limiting enabled http method handler
   */
  static override readonly methods: Handlers[];
  private readonly multipartBase;
  /**
   * Maximum file size allowed for multipart uploads
   */
  private maxFileSize;
  /**
   * Maximum header size allowed for multipart parser
   */
  private maxHeaderSize;
  constructor(options: UploadOptions<TFile>);
  /**
   * Handles multipart/form-data POST requests for file uploads.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage containing multipart data.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload result.
   */
  post(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Delete an uploaded file.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with file ID
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with deletion result
   */
  delete(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Compose and register HTTP method handlers.
   */
  protected compose(): void;
}
/**
 * REST API handler for direct binary file uploads (Node.js version).
 *
 * This handler provides a clean REST interface for file operations:
 * - POST: Create a new file with raw binary data or initialize chunked upload
 * - PUT: Create or update a file (requires ID in URL)
 * - PATCH: Upload chunks for chunked uploads (requires ID in URL)
 * - GET: Retrieve a file or list files
 * - DELETE: Delete a file (single) or multiple files (via ?ids=id1,id2 or JSON body)
 * - HEAD: Get file metadata and upload progress
 * - OPTIONS: CORS preflight
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const rest = new Rest({
 *   storage,
 * });
 *
 * app.use('/files', rest.handle);
 * ```
 */
declare class Rest<TFile extends UploadFile, NodeRequest extends IncomingMessage = IncomingMessage, NodeResponse extends ServerResponse = ServerResponse> extends BaseHandlerNode<TFile, NodeRequest, NodeResponse> {
  /**
   * Limiting enabled http method handler
   */
  static override readonly methods: Handlers[];
  private readonly restBase;
  constructor(options: UploadOptions<TFile>);
  /**
   * Compose and register HTTP method handlers.
   */
  protected override compose(): void;
  /**
   * Build file URL from request and file data.
   * @param requestUrl Request URL string
   * @param file File object containing ID and content type
   * @returns Constructed file URL with extension based on content type
   */
  protected buildFileUrlForRest(requestUrl: string, file: TFile): string;
  /**
   * Creates a new file via POST request with raw binary data.
   * Supports both full file uploads and chunked upload initialization.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with file data.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload result.
   */
  post(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Create or update a file via PUT request.
   * Requires file ID in the URL path.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with file ID and data
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload result
   */
  put(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Delete an uploaded file or multiple files.
   * Supports single file (ID in URL) or batch delete (via ?ids=id1,id2 or JSON body).
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with file ID(s)
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile (single) or ResponseList (batch) with deletion result
   */
  delete(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile> | ResponseList<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Uploads a chunk via PATCH request for chunked uploads.
   * Headers required: X-Chunk-Offset (byte offset), Content-Length (chunk size).
   * Optional: X-Chunk-Checksum (SHA256 checksum for validation).
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with chunk data.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload progress.
   */
  patch(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Get file metadata via HEAD request.
   * For chunked uploads, also returns upload progress information.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with file ID
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with metadata headers
   */
  head(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Handle OPTIONS requests with REST API capabilities.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with CORS headers
   */
  override options(): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Retrieves a file or list of files based on the request path.
   * Delegates to BaseHandlerNode.get() method.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with optional originalUrl.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse.
   * @returns Promise resolving to a single file, paginated list, or array of files.
   */
  override get(request: NodeRequest, response: NodeResponse): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile> | ResponseList<TFile>>;
}
/**
 * TUS resumable upload protocol handler (Node.js version).
 *
 * [tus resumable upload protocol](https://github.com/tus/tus-resumable-upload-protocol/blob/master/protocol.md)
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const tus = new Tus({storage});
 *
 * app.all('/files', tus.handle);
 * ```
 */
declare class Tus<TFile extends UploadFile, NodeRequest extends IncomingMessage = IncomingMessage, NodeResponse extends ServerResponse = ServerResponse> extends BaseHandlerNode<TFile, NodeRequest, NodeResponse> {
  /**
   * Limiting enabled http method handler
   */
  static override readonly methods: Handlers[];
  override disableTerminationForFinishedUploads: boolean;
  private readonly tusBase;
  constructor(options: UploadOptions<TFile>);
  /**
   * Handle OPTIONS requests with TUS protocol capabilities.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with TUS headers
   */
  override options(): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Creates a new TUS upload and optionally starts uploading data.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with TUS headers.
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload location and offset.
   */
  post(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Write a chunk of data to an existing TUS upload.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with chunk data and TUS headers
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with updated offset
   */
  patch(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Get current upload offset and metadata for TUS resumable uploads.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with upload ID
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with upload-offset and metadata headers
   */
  head(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Get TUS upload metadata and current status.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with upload ID
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with file metadata as JSON
   */
  override get(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Delete a TUS upload and its associated data.
   * @param request Node.js IncomingMessage with upload ID
   * @returns Promise resolving to ResponseFile with deletion confirmation
   */
  delete(request: NodeRequest): Promise<ResponseFile<TFile>>;
  /**
   * Send TUS protocol response with required headers.
   * @param response Node.js ServerResponse to send response to
   * @param uploadResponse Response data with body, headers, and status code
   */
  override send(response: NodeResponse, { body, headers, statusCode }: UploadResponse): void;
  /**
   * Compose and register HTTP method handlers.
   */
  protected compose(): void;
  /**
   * Build file URL for TUS uploads (without file extension).
   *
   * On the Node runtime the TUS protocol chain only carries the request *path* (`requestUrl` is
   * `request.originalUrl || request.url`), so an absolute `Location` can only be produced when that
   * path is itself an absolute URL (e.g. an upstream proxy rewrote it). When it is just a path the
   * `Location` is necessarily relative — the request headers are not threaded through the protocol
   * methods. Use the fetch/hono handlers (which receive `request.url` with the origin) or set
   * `useRelativeLocation: true` explicitly for relative URLs everywhere.
   * @param requestUrl Request URL string (path-only on Node unless rewritten to an absolute URL).
   * @param file File object containing ID
   * @returns Constructed file URL for TUS protocol
   */
  protected buildFileUrlForTus(requestUrl: string, file: TFile): string;
}
export { type AsyncHandler, type Handlers, type MethodHandler, Multipart, Rest, Tus, type UploadOptions };