import type { FileRecords, PkgOptions } from './types';
/**
 * Invoke `preBuild` if configured. Runs once before the walker, regardless
 * of pipeline (traditional, simple SEA, enhanced SEA).
 */
export declare function runPreBuild(pkg: PkgOptions): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Invoke `postBuild` if configured. Called once per produced binary, after
 * it has been written and (where applicable) codesigned.
 *
 * Shell form receives the absolute output path via `PKG_OUTPUT`; function
 * form receives it as the first argument.
 */
export declare function runPostBuild(pkg: PkgOptions, output: string): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Run `postBuild` once per produced binary, sequentially. Sequential
 * ordering keeps stdout/stderr from overlapping targets cleanly separated
 * on the user's terminal. Used by both SEA paths after baking; the
 * traditional pipeline calls `runPostBuild` directly inside its own
 * per-target loop because each binary is produced sequentially anyway.
 */
export declare function runPostBuildForTargets(pkg: PkgOptions, targets: ReadonlyArray<{
    output?: string;
}>): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Apply the `transform` hook to every record that ships file contents
 * (STORE_BLOB or STORE_CONTENT). Must run after the refiner (so paths are
 * final) and before bytecode generation / compression (so the transformed
 * source feeds those steps).
 *
 * Bodies are loaded eagerly when the user opts into transform — without
 * loading, packer/sea-assets would re-read disk and bypass the transform.
 * This trades memory for correctness; the cost only applies to builds that
 * configure a transform.
 */
export declare function runTransform(pkg: PkgOptions, records: FileRecords): Promise<void>;
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