/**
 * The faces a document's comic pages are lettered in (#559), for hosts
 * that load fonts before a build: the lettering face, every balloon
 * style's own face (the sound-effect face among them) and the cast's. The
 * defaults follow the document language (`Comic Neue`, `Zen Antique` for
 * Japanese, `Bangers` for sound effects…), so a book that never names them
 * still needs them as soon as it has a `:::page`.
 */
import type { PostextConfig } from '../types.js';
/** Whether a Markdown text (or any of several, the chapters of a book)
 *  holds a comic page or strip. */
export declare function markdownHasComics(markdown: string | readonly string[] | undefined): boolean;
/**
 * The families the comic script lines of a text name themselves (#696):
 * `sfx{font="Dela Gothic One"}: ドン` sets that line in a face the
 * configuration never mentions (`comicLetteringStyle` takes it before the
 * cast's and the style's). Read with the comic parser, so a commented
 * line, or a `font=` outside a comic block, counts for nothing. First
 * seen first.
 */
export declare function comicLineFontFamilies(markdown: string | readonly string[] | undefined): string[];
/**
 * The families the comic pages of a document letter with: none when the
 * config has no `comics` section and no text given holds a comic block;
 * else the lettering face, each balloon style's and each cast member's
 * (defaults resolved for the document language), then the ones the script
 * lines name themselves ({@link comicLineFontFamilies}), first seen first.
 */
export declare function comicFontFamilies(config: PostextConfig, markdown?: string | readonly string[]): string[];
/** One face a comic line is lettered in, at the weight and slant the
 *  layout sets it (`comicLetteringStyle`). */
export interface ComicFontUse {
    family: string;
    weight: number;
    style: 'normal' | 'italic';
}
/**
 * The weights and slants the comic pages of a document letter in (#1047):
 * for each script line, the balloon style it picks (its own, its
 * speaker's, its role's, else speech) and the face it ends up in (the
 * line's `font=`, the speaker's, the style's, else the lettering's), at
 * 700 when the style's `bold` (else the lettering's) is set, slanted when
 * its `italic` is and the script has italics. Without the text, every
 * balloon style in its face and in each cast member's. Built-in styles
 * resolved with the configuration's entries laid over them, so the shout's
 * bold counts though no configuration writes it.
 */
export declare function comicFontUses(config: PostextConfig, markdown?: string | readonly string[]): ComicFontUse[];
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