import type { LeagueConfig, Scope, WrapperDef } from "./types.js";
import { WRAPPERS } from "../generated/wrappers.js";
/** snake_case -> camelCase (e.g. `event_id` -> `eventId`, `espn_nba_scoreboard` -> `espnNbaScoreboard`). */
export declare function toCamel(s: string): string;
/**
 * Build the full request (URL + query) for a wrapper without fetching. Exported
 * so the param resolution (camelCase aliases, defaults, path substitution) is
 * unit-testable without network.
 */
export declare function resolveRequest(def: WrapperDef, cfg: LeagueConfig, params?: Record<string, any>): {
    url: string;
    query?: Record<string, any>;
};
/**
 * Resolve a wrapper for a league, fetch the raw ESPN JSON, and — only when the
 * caller passes `{ parsed: true }` AND a parser is registered for this endpoint's
 * `short` name — run the payload through that parser. Omitting `parsed` returns
 * the raw payload unchanged, so the dispatch is strictly additive (mirrors the
 * native flat wrappers + sdv-py's `return_parsed=True`).
 *
 * The `summary` dispatcher additionally honours a `section` control param:
 * `{ parsed: true, section: "boxscore_team" }` returns just that sub-frame, while
 * `{ parsed: true }` alone returns the dict of all 21 summary sub-frames.
 * `parsed`/`section` are control params, not declared query params, so
 * `cleanQuery` already keeps them out of the request URL.
 */
export declare function callWrapper(def: WrapperDef, cfg: LeagueConfig, params?: Record<string, any>): Promise<any>;
/** All wrappers grouped by scope (built from the generated table). */
export declare const WRAPPER_TABLES: Record<Scope, WrapperDef[]>;
export { WRAPPERS };
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