import { GraphNode, ArchitectureLayer, NodeType, ClassifiedGraph, SourcePriority } from './GraphTypes';
import { ProjectConfig } from './ConfigValidator';
export { GraphNode, ArchitectureLayer, NodeType, ClassifiedGraph, SourcePriority };
/**
 * A rule used to classify nodes into layers or domains.
 */
export interface ClassificationRule {
    pattern: RegExp;
    layer?: ArchitectureLayer;
    domain?: string;
    type?: NodeType;
    priority: number;
}
/**
 * Default classification rules for Next.js conventions.
 * Higher priority number wins when multiple rules match.
 *
 * Each pattern begins with `(^|\/)` rather than `\/`: the pipeline normalises
 * node ids to project-relative paths, so a top-level `app/` directory has no
 * leading slash. Requiring one silently left every node in such a project
 * unclassified (falling back to `Core`), which in turn made layer-violation
 * detection vacuous for any Next.js app that does not nest sources under src/.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_CLASSIFICATION_RULES: ClassificationRule[];
/**
 * ArchitectureClassifier annotates graph nodes with architecture layers and domains.
 */
export declare class ArchitectureClassifier {
    private defaultRules;
    constructor(defaultRules?: ClassificationRule[]);
    /**
     * Classifies nodes in the graph.
     */
    classify(nodes: GraphNode[], config: ProjectConfig): void;
    private findBestMatch;
    private buildCustomRules;
    private globToRegex;
    private inferDomainFromPath;
}
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