import type { PythonClass, PythonDeclarationIndex } from "./declarations.js";
import type { PythonImportIndex } from "./imports.js";
export type ModuleView = {
    readonly path: string;
    readonly imports: PythonImportIndex;
    readonly declarations: PythonDeclarationIndex;
};
export type AncestryRequest = {
    readonly view: ModuleView;
    readonly modules: ReadonlyMap<string, ModuleView>;
    readonly sourcePaths: readonly string[];
};
export type Ancestor = {
    readonly name: string;
    readonly origin: string | null;
    /** Dotted name of a declaration inside the unit; null for a reference. */
    readonly qualifiedName: string | null;
    readonly declared: PythonClass | null;
    readonly view: ModuleView;
};
/**
 * The classes a name resolves to, most derived first: the declaration itself,
 * then each base, following imports into the modules that declare them. A base
 * whose declaration lies outside the analysis unit still yields its origin, so
 * a declared type can be recognized without being readable.
 */
export declare function ancestry(name: string, request: AncestryRequest): readonly Ancestor[];
/** The dotted name a module answers to, taken from its path in the unit. */
export declare function dottedModuleName(relPath: string): string | null;