import type { ArrayNode } from "./array-node.js";
import type { RecordNode } from "./record-node.js";
import type { StructNode } from "./struct-node.js";
/**
 * Friendly nodes support plain objects in place of structs.
 * You can transform them back into a strict node using `normalize`.
 *
 * Set `TAllowRecords` to allow records too. Only config schemas want this — outcome data schemas
 * have no record node, so letting one through would make `normalize` return an invalid node.
 *
 * Worth revisiting: we may add record support to outcome data schemas in future, which would
 * remove the need for this flag.
 */
export type Friendly<TNode, TAllowRecords extends boolean = false> = TNode | ArrayNode<Friendly<TNode, TAllowRecords>> | StructNode<{
    [key: string]: Friendly<TNode, TAllowRecords>;
}> | {
    [key: string]: Friendly<TNode, TAllowRecords>;
} | (TAllowRecords extends true ? RecordNode<Friendly<TNode, TAllowRecords>> : never);
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