/**
 * A Play Store app record as returned by `apps:search`. Used by the Android
 * app-verification step to check whether an app exists whose `packageName`
 * matches the project's Gradle `applicationId`.
 */
export interface PlayApp {
    packageName: string;
    displayName: string;
}
/**
 * Parse an `apps:search` response into {@link PlayApp} records. Tolerant of a
 * missing `apps` array and of individual apps missing `displayName` — Google
 * omits fields rather than nulling them, and a malformed page must never throw
 * into the wizard (the whole feature degrades gracefully).
 *
 * Entries missing `packageName` are DROPPED: the package is the join key for
 * reconciliation, and letting an empty one through could spuriously
 * "exact-match" a project whose Gradle parse found no applicationId. The API
 * documents `packageName` as always present, so this only guards malformed
 * pages.
 */
export declare function parseAppsSearchResponse(json: any): PlayApp[];
/**
 * Carries the HTTP status alongside the message so callers can distinguish a
 * 403 (scope not granted / Reporting API disabled → graceful degrade to the
 * plain Gradle picker) from other failures.
 */
export declare class ReportingApiHttpError extends Error {
    readonly status: number;
    constructor(status: number, message: string);
}
/** Injectable fetch — defaults to the global `fetch`, overridable in tests. */
export type FetchImpl = typeof fetch;
export interface ListPlayAppsOptions {
    /**
     * Override the global `fetch`. Tests inject a stub returning a Response-like
     * object; production omits this and uses `globalThis.fetch`.
     */
    fetchImpl?: FetchImpl;
}
/**
 * List every Play Store app accessible to the signed-in user, following
 * pagination. Authenticates with the supplied user OAuth access token (must
 * carry the `playdeveloperreporting` scope).
 *
 * `GET …/v1beta1/apps:search?pageSize=1000`, following `nextPageToken` up to
 * {@link MAX_LIST_PAGES}. Throws {@link ReportingApiHttpError} on a non-OK
 * response so callers can branch on `.status` (e.g. 403 → degrade).
 */
export declare function listPlayApps(accessToken: string, opts?: ListPlayAppsOptions): Promise<PlayApp[]>;