import type { PickierConfig } from './types';
export declare function formatCode(src: string, cfg: PickierConfig, filePath: string): string;
export declare function detectQuoteIssues(line: string, preferred: 'single' | 'double'): number[];
export declare function hasIndentIssue(leading: string, indentSize: number, indentStyle?: 'spaces' | 'tabs', lineContent?: string): boolean;
export declare function formatImports(source: string): string;
// ── Multi-line template-literal tracking ──────────────────────────────────
// The line-based formatter must never touch the *contents* of a template
// literal (re-indenting, re-spacing `${` → `$ {`, re-quoting, or trimming would
// corrupt the string and break interpolation). These helpers track, line by
// line, whether we are inside a template literal's text so such lines can be
// emitted verbatim. The scan degrades safely: on exotic input it can only ever
// under-format (skip a line), never corrupt one.
// `start` records the index of the backtick that opened the template, but only
// while scanning the line on which it opened (carried-over contexts from earlier
// lines are reset to -1 on entry). It lets callers split an opening line into a
// formattable code prefix and a verbatim template tail.
declare type TmplCtx = { t: 'tmpl', start: number } | { t: 'interp', braces: number }
declare type ImportKind = 'value' | 'type' | 'side-effect';