type cnxMap = Record<string, any>;
export type cnxValues = cnxMap | cnxMap[] | cnxValues[] | string | number | null | boolean | undefined | (() => cnxValues);
/**
 * A utility function for creating concatenating strings based on various input types.
 *
 * This function accepts multiple arguments of different types and processes them to return a single string.
 * It supports strings, numbers, arrays, objects, functions, and even nested values.
 * @param {...cnxValues[]} inputs The inputs to process. Each input can be:
 *   - A `string` or `number`: Included directly in the result.
 *   - An `object`: Keys with truthy values are included in the result.
 *   - An `array`: Processed recursively.
 *   - A `function`: Invoked to obtain a value, which is then processed recursively.
 *   - Other falsy values (e.g., `null`, `undefined`, `false`): Ignored.
 * @returns {string} A concatenated string of values derived from the inputs.
 * @example
 * @see {@link https://ilkhoeri.github.io/cretex/cnx Docs}
 */
export declare function cnx(...inputs: cnxValues[]): string;
export {};