import type { SyntaxNode } from "../../../infrastructure/parser/ts-utils.js";
import type { PythonDeclarationIndex } from "../index/python/declarations.js";
import type { PythonImportIndex } from "../index/python/imports.js";
export type ModuleLike = {
    readonly imports: PythonImportIndex;
    readonly declarations: PythonDeclarationIndex;
};
export type VerbRequest = {
    readonly handlerNode: SyntaxNode | null;
    readonly view: ModuleLike;
    readonly modules: ReadonlyMap<string, ModuleLike>;
    readonly sourcePaths: readonly string[];
};
/**
 * The verbs a handler answers are the HTTP-named members it declares, plus the
 * ones it inherits. A handler that declares none and inherits one answers that
 * one, which is why the walk crosses module boundaries rather than stopping at
 * the class body.
 */
export declare function verbsOfHandler(request: VerbRequest): readonly string[];