export declare const helpText = "Usage:\n$ workbox [options]\n\nCommands:\n wizard [--injectManifest]\n Runs the configuration wizard, which will generate a\n config file based on answers to questions.\n By default the configuration will be tailored to the\n generateSW use case.\n If --injectManifest is provided, the wizard will ask\n questions needed for the injectManifest use case.\n\n generateSW [] [--watch]\n Creates a new service worker file based on the options\n in the config file (defaults to workbox-config.js).\n If --watch is provided, the CLI will stay running, and will\n rebuild the service worker each time a file in the precache\n manifest changes.\n See https://bit.ly/wb-generateSW\n\n injectManifest [] [--watch]\n Takes an existing service worker file and creates a\n copy of it with a precache manifest \"injected\" into\n it. The precache manifest is generated based on the\n options in the config file (defaults to workbox-config.js).\n If --watch is provided, the CLI will stay running, and will\n rebuild the service worker each time a file in the precache\n manifest changes.\n See https://bit.ly/wb-injectManifest\n\n copyLibraries \n Makes a local copy of all of the Workbox libraries inside\n a version directory at the location specified. This is intended\n for developers using injectManifest who prefer using local,\n rather than CDN hosted, libraries.\n\nConfig file:\n In 'generateSW' or 'injectManifest' mode, the config file should be a\n JavaScript file, in CommonJS module format.\n By default, a config file named workbox-config.js in the current\n directory is assumed, but this can be overridden.\n\nExamples:\n $ workbox wizard\n $ workbox wizard --injectManifest\n $ workbox generateSW --watch\n $ workbox injectManifest configs/workbox-dev-config.js\n $ workbox copyLibraries build/\n";