/**
 * @fileoverview Manual argv parser.
 *
 * Commander renders help/version, but the dynamic `txv <namespace> <operation>
 * [input] [tool-options]` grammar with passthrough tool options is easier to
 * keep deterministic and fully tested with a small dedicated parser.
 */
/** Strongly typed global options parsed from argv. */
export interface GlobalOptions {
    readonly input?: string;
    readonly file?: string;
    readonly files?: string;
    readonly stdin?: boolean;
    readonly out?: string;
    readonly outDir?: string;
    readonly write?: boolean;
    readonly dryRun?: boolean;
    readonly backup?: boolean;
    readonly encoding?: string;
    readonly json?: boolean;
    readonly ndjson?: boolean;
    readonly quiet?: boolean;
    readonly noColor?: boolean;
    readonly explain?: boolean;
    readonly config?: string;
    readonly allowNetwork?: boolean;
    readonly unsafe?: boolean;
    readonly debug?: boolean;
}
/** Parsed result of the full argv. */
export interface ParsedArgs {
    readonly globals: GlobalOptions;
    readonly positionals: readonly string[];
    readonly toolOptions: Readonly<Record<string, string | boolean>>;
}
/**
 * Parses argv into globals, positionals, and passthrough tool options.
 *
 * Value options consume the next token as their value. Unknown options are
 * collected into `toolOptions`: `--opt=value` becomes a string, a bare `--opt`
 * followed by a non-flag token becomes a string, otherwise a boolean.
 */
export declare function parseArgs(argv: readonly string[]): ParsedArgs;
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