import { PGraph } from 'p-graph';
import type { PackageInfo, PackageInfos } from '../types/PackageInfo';
/**
 * Get a PGraph of `affectedPackages` which will run a function in dependency topological order.
 * Note that this version only considers dependencies listed directly in the graph (see comment
 * on `getPackageGraphLayers` for why this might matter).
 * @param affectedPackages Packages to include
 * @param packageInfos All packages in the repo
 * @param runHook Function to run for each package
 * @returns The graph ready to run
 */
export declare function getPackageGraph(affectedPackages: string[], packageInfos: PackageInfos, runHook: (packageInfo: PackageInfo) => void | Promise<void>): PGraph;
/**
 * Get the graph of non-dev dependencies within the repo.
 * Dev dependencies can be omitted since they don't impact publishing or installation.
 *
 * @returns Each element is a tuple of `[dependency, dependent]` where `dependent` depends on `dependency`.
 * These are the edges of the dependency graph.
 */
export declare function _getPackageDependencyGraph(packages: string[], packageInfos: PackageInfos): [string, string][];
/**
 * Call {@link getPackageDependencies} with consistent options: ignore dev deps,
 * include deps of all other types if included in `packageSet`.
 */
export declare function getPackageDependenciesWrapper(packageInfo: PackageInfos[string], packageSet: Set<string>): string[];
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