import { ElectricConfigWithDialect } from '../config/index.js';
import { DatabaseAdapter } from './adapter.js';
import { Migrator } from '../migrators/index.js';
import { Notifier } from '../notifiers/index.js';
import { Registry } from '../satellite/index.js';
import { SocketFactory } from '../sockets/index.js';
import { DbName } from '../util/types.js';
import { ElectricNamespace } from './namespace.js';
import { ElectricClient } from '../client/model/client.js';
import { DbSchema } from '../client/model/schema.js';
export { ElectricNamespace };
export type * from './adapter.js';
export interface ElectrifyOptions {
    adapter?: DatabaseAdapter;
    /**
     * Defaults to the migrator for SQLite.
     */
    migrator?: Migrator;
    notifier?: Notifier;
    socketFactory?: SocketFactory;
    registry?: Registry;
    /**
     * Function that prepares the database connection.
     * If not overridden, the default prepare function
     * enables the `foreign_key` pragma on the DB connection.
     * @param connection The database connection.
     * @returns A promise that resolves when the database connection is prepared.
     */
    prepare?: (connection: DatabaseAdapter) => Promise<void>;
}
/**
 * This is the primary `electrify()` endpoint that the individual drivers
 * call once they've constructed their implementations. This function can
 * also be called directly by tests that don't want to go via the adapter
 * entrypoints in order to avoid loading the environment dependencies.
 */
export declare const electrify: <DB extends DbSchema<any>>(dbName: DbName, dbDescription: DB, adapter: DatabaseAdapter, socketFactory: SocketFactory, config?: ElectricConfigWithDialect, opts?: Omit<ElectrifyOptions, 'adapter' | 'socketFactory'>) => Promise<ElectricClient<DB>>;