import { NodePath, Scope } from '@babel/traverse';
import type { ParsingConfig, ParsingOutput } from './stringParsing/types.js';
/**
 * Clears all caches. Useful for testing or when file system changes.
 */
export declare function clearParsingCaches(): void;
/**
 * Recursively resolves variable assignments to find all aliases of a translation callback parameter.
 * Handles cases like: const t = translate; const a = translate; const b = a; const c = b;
 *
 * @param scope The scope to search within
 * @param variableName The variable name to resolve
 * @param visited Set to track already visited variables to prevent infinite loops
 * @returns Array of all variable names that reference the original translation callback
 */
export declare function resolveVariableAliases(scope: Scope, variableName: string, visited?: Set<string>): string[];
/**
 * Main entry point for parsing translation strings from useGT() and getGT() calls.
 *
 * Supports complex patterns including:
 * 1. Direct calls: const gt = useGT(); gt('hello');
 * 2. Translation callback prop drilling: const gt = useGT(); getInfo(gt); where getInfo uses gt() internally
 * 3. Cross-file function calls: imported functions that receive the translation callback as a parameter
 *
 * Example flow:
 * - const gt = useGT();
 * - const { home } = getInfo(gt); // getInfo is imported from './constants'
 * - This will parse constants.ts to find translation calls within getInfo function
 */
export declare function parseStrings(importName: string, originalName: string, path: NodePath, config: ParsingConfig, output: ParsingOutput): void;