import type { PluginObj, NodePath } from "@babel/core";
import { NamingStrategy, LibraryNamingChoice } from "../path-utils";
export type PluginOptions = {
    /**
     * Controls how the package name is transformed into a library name.
     * The transformation is needed to disambiguate and avoid conflicts between addons with the same name (but in different sub-paths or packages).
     *
     * As an example, if the package name is `@my-org/my-pkg` and the path of the addon within the package is `build/Release/my-addon.node` (and `pathSuffix` is set to `"strip"`):
     * - `"omit"`: Only the path within the package is used and the library name will be `my-addon`.
     * - `"strip"`: Scope / org gets stripped and the library name will be `my-pkg--my-addon`.
     * - `"keep"`: The org and name is kept and the library name will be `my-org--my-pkg--my-addon`.
     */
    packageName?: LibraryNamingChoice;
    /**
     * Controls how the path of the addon inside a package is transformed into a library name.
     * The transformation is needed to disambiguate and avoid conflicts between addons with the same name (but in different sub-paths or packages).
     *
     * As an example, if the package name is `my-pkg` and the path of the addon within the package is `build/Release/my-addon.node`:
     * - `"omit"`: Only the package name is used and the library name will be `my-pkg`.
     * - `"strip"` (default): Path gets stripped to its basename and the library name will be `my-pkg--my-addon`.
     * - `"keep"`: The full path is kept and the library name will be `my-pkg--build-Release-my-addon`.
     */
    pathSuffix?: LibraryNamingChoice;
};
export declare function replaceWithRequireNodeAddon(p: NodePath, modulePath: string, naming: NamingStrategy): void;
export declare function plugin(): PluginObj;
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