import { z } from "zod/v4-mini";
export declare const DubloonPropsStruct: z.ZodMiniObject<{
    config: z.ZodMiniObject<{
        /**
         * The path to the working directory for the web project. The web app is
         * built from here, using the default command (essentially
         * `node --run build`) or a custom one specified via the
         * `webBuildCommands` option.
         *
         * Both absolute and relative paths are supported. If specified as a
         * relative path, it is resolved relative to the Expo project root (i.e.
         * the directory that holds `app.json`).
         *
         * It is recommended to place the web app side-by-side with the Expo app
         * and refer to the directory via a relative path. This makes it
         * environment-agnostic.
         *
         * **Examples**
         * - `"../web"`
         * - `"/Users/jamie/my-web-app"`
         */
        webWorkingDir: z.ZodMiniString<string>;
        /**
         * The command, or platform-specific commands to build the web app. Each
         * command can be an empty string if your web app has no build step.
         *
         * By default, we essentially call `node --run build`, with some subtlety
         * in order to get the path to `node` safely:
         *
         * - When targeting Apple platforms (iOS, tvOS, macOS, etc.), the command
         * runs in an Xcode build phase shell script which sources environment
         * variables from `ios/.xcode.env.local`. It defaults to
         * `'"$NODE_BINARY" --run build'`.
         * - When targeting Android or Windows, the command runs using the user's
         * default shell. It defaults to `node --run build"`.
         *
         * You can override the build commands if you wish:
         *
         * **Examples**
         * - Making the build commands no-op when the web app has no build step:
         *   ```json
         *   { ios: "", android: "" }
         *   ```
         *
         * - Specifying explicit build commands:
         *   ```json
         *   {
         *     ios: "\"$NODE_BINARY\" --run bundle",
         *     android: "node --run bundle"
         *   }
         *   ```
         *
         * - 🏗️ Configuring out-of-tree platforms (blocked on Expo CLI supporting
         *   Prebuild for them, but will work one day):
         *   ```json
         *   {
         *     macos: "\"$NODE_BINARY\" --run bundle",
         *     windows: "node --run bundle"
         *     // The missing "ios" and "android" platforms will fall back to the
         *     // default commands if your project includes those platforms.
         *   }
         *   ```
         */
        webBuildCommands: z.ZodMiniOptional<z.ZodMiniRecord<z.ZodMiniString<string>, z.ZodMiniUnion<readonly [z.ZodMiniString<string>, z.ZodMiniArray<z.ZodMiniString<string>>]>>>;
        /**
         * The path that the web app gets output to once built. During release
         * builds, Dubloon will build the app and then copy it from here into your
         * Expo app.
         *
         * Both absolute and relative paths are supported. If specified as a
         * relative path, it is resolved relative to the Expo project root (i.e.
         * the directory that holds `app.json`).
         *
         * It is recommended to place the web app side-by-side with the Expo app
         * and refer to the directory via a relative path. This makes it
         * environment-agnostic.
         *
         * **Examples**
         * - `"my-web-app/dist"`
         * - `"../web/dist"`
         * - `"/Users/jamie/my-web-app/dist"`
         */
        webOutputDir: z.ZodMiniString<string>;
        /**
         * The subdirectory, within the app bundle's assets folder, to copy the
         * contents of `webOutputDir` into. A `bundleDirName` with slashes will be
         * interpreted as a nested path.
         *
         * - In debug mode, this has no effect.
         * - In release mode, this affects the file path the URL should load the
         * bundled app from.
         *
         * **Default**
         * - `"web"`
         *
         * **Examples**
         * - `"www"`
         * - `"nested/path/to/web"`
         */
        bundleDirName: z.ZodMiniOptional<z.ZodMiniString<string>>;
    }, z.core.$strip>;
}, z.core.$strip>;
export type DubloonProps = z.infer<typeof DubloonPropsStruct>;
export type DubloonConfig = DubloonProps["config"];