import { McpConfigType } from "./config/ServerConfiguration.js";
declare class MCPWordPressServer {
    private mcpConfig?;
    private server;
    private wordpressClients;
    private initialized;
    private siteConfigs;
    private toolRegistry;
    private logger;
    constructor(mcpConfig?: McpConfigType);
    private loadConfiguration;
    private setupTools;
    private testClientConnections;
    run(): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * Races server.connect() against a timeout, expressed as a rejected
     * promise rather than a setTimeout() callback that throws directly —
     * that would be an uncaught exception outside this method's call stack,
     * bypassing normal error handling/cleanup (main()'s catch, process exit
     * code, and any future shutdown hooks).
     */
    private connectWithTimeout;
    shutdown(): Promise<void>;
}
declare function main(): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Finite health check for `docker healthcheck` / `docker-compose`: verifies
 * configuration loads and at least one WordPress site is configured, then
 * exits immediately. Deliberately does not connect a stdio transport or
 * test live WordPress connectivity — either would make the check hang or
 * turn transient network issues into container restarts.
 */
declare function runHealthCheck(): Promise<void>;
export default MCPWordPressServer;
export { MCPWordPressServer, runHealthCheck, main };
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