import { ContainerJobConfig, ContainerJobResult, ContainerRuntimeInfo, CleanupOrphansResult, OrphanJobInfo } from "./types.js";
import { type ContainerClient } from "./client.js";
export { userMappingFlags, _setCurrentHostIdsForTesting } from "./runtime.js";
/**
 * Run a one-shot helper container to completion, streaming progress.
 * dockerode replaces the former `run --rm` CLI: create with
 * `AutoRemove: true`, start, follow the demuxed log stream line-wise into
 * the progress callbacks, then `wait()` for the exit code.
 */
export declare function runJob(runtime: ContainerRuntimeInfo, config: ContainerJobConfig, client?: ContainerClient): Promise<ContainerJobResult>;
/**
 * Build an `OrphanJobInfo` from a dockerode container summary, or null if
 * it isn't ours. Labels come back as a structured object (no decoding
 * needed — the API never percent-encodes them).
 *
 * Exposed for unit tests.
 */
export declare function orphanFromContainer(c: {
    Names?: string[];
    Image?: string;
    Labels?: Record<string, string>;
}, ownerPluginId: string): OrphanJobInfo | null;
/**
 * Find every `sk-job-*` container labelled with the given `ownerPluginId`,
 * force-remove each, and return the list so the caller can roll back any
 * persistent state tied to those jobs.
 *
 * Used by consumer plugins on `start()` to clean up after a Signal K crash
 * that left helper containers running with no parent listener.
 */
export declare function cleanupOrphanedJobs(runtime: ContainerRuntimeInfo, ownerPluginId: string, client?: ContainerClient): Promise<CleanupOrphansResult>;
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