/**
 * Self-contained, depth-agnostic readers of inline-axis scroll-snap geometry.
 * Used by the prev/next page-scroll logic and the dots' active-marker
 * computation so both are deterministic regardless of whether Blossom is
 * initialized. This intentionally does not depend on `@blossom-carousel/core`
 * so that the navigation controls stay lightweight and usable without a
 * Blossom instance.
 */
export type InlineAlign = "start" | "center" | "end";
/** Whether the scroller lays out its inline axis right-to-left. */
export declare function isRtl(scroller: HTMLElement): boolean;
/**
 * The logical inline scroll offset: `0` at the inline-start edge, increasing
 * towards the inline-end. In RTL the physical `scrollLeft` runs `[-max, 0]`,
 * so it is negated to recover the same `[0, max]` range as LTR. Every snap
 * position in this package lives in this logical space, so comparisons against
 * the live scroll offset must go through this helper rather than reading
 * `scrollLeft` directly.
 */
export declare function logicalScrollLeft(scroller: HTMLElement, rtl: boolean): number;
/**
 * A snap target paired with its resolved inline alignment — everything needed
 * to bring it into view via `scrollIntoView({ inline })`.
 */
export interface SnapTarget {
    /** The snap target element. */
    el: HTMLElement;
    /**
     * The resolved inline `scroll-snap-align` (never `"none"` — opting out falls
     * back to `"start"`). Maps directly onto `scrollIntoView({ inline })`.
     */
    align: InlineAlign;
}
/**
 * A {@link SnapTarget} plus its resolved snap position, used by prev/next
 * paging to locate the adjacent snap point relative to the current scroll.
 */
export interface SnapPoint extends SnapTarget {
    /**
     * The clamped logical scroll offset (see {@link logicalScrollLeft}) at which
     * the target rests when snapped.
     */
    x: number;
}
/**
 * Resolves the inline-axis component of a computed `scroll-snap-align` value.
 * Returns `"none"` when snapping is not requested on the inline axis.
 */
export declare function inlineSnapAlign(value: string): InlineAlign | "none";
/**
 * Like `inlineSnapAlign`, but resolves the `"none"` case to `"start"` so the
 * result can be passed straight to `scrollIntoView({ inline })`.
 */
export declare function resolveInlineAlign(value: string): InlineAlign;
/**
 * The (unclamped) logical scroll offset at which `target` would rest when
 * snapped to the given inline alignment. Unclamped on purpose: callers use the
 * raw value to tell whether a target can physically reach its snap position.
 *
 * Computed in logical coordinates (see {@link logicalScrollLeft}): in RTL the
 * inline-start edge is the physical right, so the target's offset is measured
 * from the scroller's right edge and the result compares directly against the
 * logical scroll offset in both directions.
 */
export declare function snapPositionFor(scroller: HTMLElement, target: HTMLElement, align: InlineAlign, scrollerRect: DOMRect, scrollPaddingStart: number, scrollPaddingEnd: number, rtl: boolean, styles?: CSSStyleDeclaration): number;
/**
 * The snap target for each marker, in tree order (parallel to
 * `getMarkerTargets`): its element and resolved inline alignment. `goto` indexes
 * straight into the result and hands both to `scrollIntoView`, which resolves
 * the final scroll position natively — so this needs only a style read per
 * target (no layout), making it cheap to (re)build on resize/mutation.
 */
export declare function getMarkerSnaps(targets: HTMLElement[]): SnapTarget[];
/**
 * Returns the inline-axis snap points (ascending by position, near-duplicates
 * dropped) that prev/next paging steps through. Each carries its element and
 * resolved alignment so paging can `scrollIntoView` the adjacent target with
 * its own inline alignment, plus the clamped `x` used to locate it.
 */
export declare function getSnapPositions(scroller: HTMLElement): SnapPoint[];