import type { SchemaIntrospector, DataAdapter } from '../types.js';
import type { Schema } from '../../types/schema.js';
export { compileFilterToPrismaWhere } from './filterCompiler.js';
/**
 * `mode: 'insensitive'` is only valid Prisma-side on postgresql/cockroachdb/
 * mongodb — emitting it on sqlite/mysql/sqlserver is a hard Prisma error.
 * `schema` is `null` when introspection failed (the caller degraded
 * gracefully instead of throwing) — in that case `'auto'` can never detect a
 * supported provider, so it resolves to `false`, same as today.
 */
export declare function resolveCaseInsensitiveSearch(schema: Schema | null, searchMode?: 'auto' | 'insensitive' | 'default'): boolean;
/**
 * Builds a ready-to-use Prisma adapter. Introspects eagerly (throws
 * immediately on a bad `schemaPath`) — this is the explicit-construction
 * path (`createAdminHandler({ adapter: createPrismaAdapter(...) })`), where
 * failing loud on a caller's own mistake is correct. `createAdminHandler`'s
 * OWN legacy `{ prisma, prismaSchemaPath }` path does NOT call this function
 * — it builds the introspector/data pair itself so it can keep degrading
 * gracefully to "no models known" on a bad path, exactly as it always has.
 */
export declare function createPrismaAdapter(opts: {
    prisma: any;
    schemaPath: string;
    searchMode?: 'auto' | 'insensitive' | 'default';
}): {
    introspector: SchemaIntrospector;
    data: DataAdapter;
};