import type { Rolldown } from 'vite';
import { type MiniModuleClassifier } from '../module/module.ts';
import type { PackageLocation } from '../placer/placement.ts';
/**
 * Emits the closed transport table in generateBundle, after placement and content-hash resolution. Each switch case has two
 * identities: the package-neutral final filename is the SystemJS registration ID, while the package-qualified filename
 * supplies the literal native require path. Preliminary hash placeholders must not escape into this late-generated file.
 *
 * Transport itself executes only as native CommonJS in common/vpt/, separate from the bundled chunk namespace. Together
 * with bootstrap it publishes native namespaces to SystemJS without re-evaluating their module bodies.
 *
 * Do not generate this table in renderChunk: that hook runs before Rolldown's final minifier/code generator, which can rewrite
 * require.async("path") into require.async(`path`). TikTok (tt) misses these template-literal dependencies in its static scan,
 * causing "Can't find module" even when the referenced subpackage file exists. This is a dependency-discovery issue, not a
 * difference in JavaScript string values.
 *
 * Emit the finished CommonJS as an asset in generateBundle so Rolldown writes it without minifying or reprinting its quoted
 * paths. Fixed compact syntax and JSON-encoded IDs need no AST or quote-repair pass, while application chunks retain full
 * compression, mangling, and whitespace removal.
 */
export declare function createTransportOutput({ bundle, classifyModule, getPackageLocation }: {
    bundle: Rolldown.OutputBundle;
    classifyModule: MiniModuleClassifier;
    getPackageLocation(chunk: Rolldown.OutputChunk): PackageLocation;
}): {
    type: "asset";
    fileName: string;
    source: string;
};