import type { Schema } from "../../extensions/schema/index.js";
import { type ParseFormOptions, type ParseJsonOptions, type ParseQueryOptions, type RequestLimits } from "./types.js";
/** Parse and validate a JSON request body. */
export declare function parseJsonBody<T>(request: Request, schema: Schema<T>, options?: ParseJsonOptions): Promise<T>;
/**
 * Parse JSON after the caller has applied `validateRequestLimits()`.
 *
 * @internal This keeps composite request boundaries from repeating the
 * URL/header/content-length checks while preserving `parseJsonBody()` as a
 * safe standalone API.
 */
export declare function parseJsonBodyAfterRequestLimits<T>(request: Request, schema: Schema<T>, limits: Required<RequestLimits>): Promise<T>;
/** Parse and validate multipart or URL-encoded form data. */
export declare function parseFormData<T>(request: Request, schema: Schema<T>, options?: ParseFormOptions): Promise<T>;
/** Parse and validate query parameters from a bounded request URL. */
export declare function parseQueryParams<T>(request: Request, schema: Schema<T>, options?: ParseQueryOptions): T;
/**
 * Parse query parameters after the caller has applied `validateRequestLimits()`.
 *
 * @internal Composite request boundaries use this to avoid repeating URL and
 * header validation.
 */
export declare function parseQueryParamsAfterRequestLimits<T>(request: Request, schema: Schema<T>): T;
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