import { ShortcutKey, ShortcutConfig } from '../types/index.js';
import { Key } from 'ink';
export declare class ShortcutManager {
    private reservedKeys;
    constructor();
    private validateShortcut;
    private isReservedKey;
    getShortcuts(): ShortcutConfig;
    private getRawShortcutCodes;
    /**
     * Modifier bit mask of a shortcut, in the encoding shared by the extended
     * keyboard sequences: 1 shift, 2 alt, 4 ctrl.
     */
    private getModifierMask;
    /**
     * Read the modifier parameter of an extended keyboard sequence, which
     * terminals report as `1 + <bit mask>`, and drop the keyboard's lock state
     * from it. An absent parameter means "no modifiers"; anything unparseable
     * yields null, which matches no shortcut.
     */
    private parseModifiers;
    /**
     * Match the extended keyboard sequences a terminal can send for a
     * Ctrl+<letter> shortcut. They carry the modifiers as a number, so they are
     * parsed instead of compared against pre-built strings: that number also
     * reports the Caps Lock and Num Lock state, which is not part of the
     * keypress and would otherwise keep the shortcut from ever matching
     * (https://github.com/kbwo/ccmanager/issues/327).
     */
    private matchesExtendedKeySequence;
    matchesShortcut(shortcutName: keyof ShortcutConfig, input: string, key: Key): boolean;
    getShortcutDisplay(shortcutName: keyof ShortcutConfig): string;
    getShortcutCode(shortcut: ShortcutKey): string | null;
    matchesRawInput(shortcutName: keyof ShortcutConfig, input: string): boolean;
}
export declare const shortcutManager: ShortcutManager;