import { CompiledSchema } from "./types.js";
import { ZodType, output } from "zod";
//#region src/core/compile.d.ts
/**
 * Compile a Zod schema into an optimized validator.
 *
 * At dev-time, falls back to Zod's runtime validation: the schema itself is
 * returned (identity-preserving for toJSONSchema/.meta()), tagged with the
 * compiled marker so build-time discovery can find it.
 * After `npx zod-compiler generate`, import from the `.compiled.ts` file instead.
 *
 * The return type is `T & CompiledSchema<output<T>>`, preserving the original
 * Zod schema type for compatibility with libraries like `@hono/zod-validator`.
 */
declare function compile<T extends ZodType>(zodSchema: T): T & CompiledSchema<output<T>>;
/**
 * Check if a value is a CompiledSchema created by compile().
 * Used by the CLI to discover schemas in source files.
 *
 * Like {@link isZodSchema}, this probes values the caller does not control —
 * every export of every candidate file — and `COMPILED_MARKER in value` fires a
 * Proxy's `has` trap. A trap that throws (an ORM model, a strict test double)
 * must not fail the build over an export that was never a candidate.
 */
declare function isCompiledSchema(value: unknown): value is CompiledSchema<unknown>;
//#endregion
export { compile, isCompiledSchema };
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