import type { FormatOptionsWithLanguage as VendoredFormatOptionsWithLanguage } from './vendor/sql-formatter/sqlFormatter.js';
export type SqlFormatStyle = 'sqlfu' | 'upstream';
/** Subset of the vendored dialects we expose by name. */
export type SqlFormatLanguage = 'sqlite' | 'postgresql';
export type FormatSqlOptions = Omit<VendoredFormatOptionsWithLanguage, 'language'> & {
    style?: SqlFormatStyle;
    printWidth?: number;
    inlineClauses?: boolean;
    newlineBeforeTableName?: boolean;
    /**
     * Pick the SQL dialect to format for. Default `'sqlite'` keeps the
     * historical behavior; consumers driven by a project config (the CLI,
     * the lint plugin, the public `format()` API) pass through whatever
     * the project's `dialect.name` resolves to.
     */
    language?: SqlFormatLanguage;
};
export declare function formatSql(sql: string, options?: FormatSqlOptions): string;
/**
 * Format a standalone `.sql` file's contents the same way the `format-sql`
 * rule formats inline SQL templates. Pure string-in, string-out; preserves a
 * trailing newline if the input had one.
 */
export declare function formatSqlFileContents(contents: string, options?: {
    language?: SqlFormatLanguage;
}): string;