import { type State } from "./types"; /** * Composes a context string by replacing placeholders in a template with corresponding values from the state. * * This function takes a template string with placeholders in the format `{{placeholder}}` and a state object. * It replaces each placeholder with the value from the state object that matches the placeholder's name. * If a matching key is not found in the state object for a given placeholder, the placeholder is replaced with an empty string. * * @param {Object} params - The parameters for composing the context. * @param {State} params.state - The state object containing values to replace the placeholders in the template. * @param {string} params.template - The template string containing placeholders to be replaced with state values. * @returns {string} The composed context string with placeholders replaced by corresponding state values. * * @example * // Given a state object and a template * const state = { userName: "Alice", userAge: 30 }; * const template = "Hello, {{userName}}! You are {{userAge}} years old."; * * // Composing the context will result in: * // "Hello, Alice! You are 30 years old." * const context = composeContext({ state, template }); */ export declare const composeContext: ({ state, template, }: { state: State; template: string; }) => string; /** * Adds a header to a body of text. * * This function takes a header string and a body string and returns a new string with the header prepended to the body. * If the body string is empty, the header is returned as is. * * @param {string} header - The header to add to the body. * @param {string} body - The body to which to add the header. * @returns {string} The body with the header prepended. * * @example * // Given a header and a body * const header = "Header"; * const body = "Body"; * * // Adding the header to the body will result in: * // "Header\nBody" * const text = addHeader(header, body); */ export declare const addHeader: (header: string, body: string) => string;