/**
 * Before you try to import Hono and use its types,
 * it's good to know that Hono's types are not compatible across
 * independently installed versions of Hono.
 *
 * I've kept *commented out* Hono derived types below for reference,
 * so you know that they will not work.
 *
 * @TODO - Investigate requiring Hono as a peer dependency.
 */
import type { Bindings } from "hono/types";
type GlobalFetch = typeof globalThis.fetch;
type GlobalFetchArgs = Parameters<GlobalFetch>;
export type GlobalResponse = Awaited<ReturnType<GlobalFetch>>;
export type InputParam = GlobalFetchArgs[0];
export type InitParam = GlobalFetchArgs[1];
/**
 * The type of the `env` parameter in the `fetch` function for a Hono app
 */
export type HonoLikeEnv = {} | Bindings | undefined;
/**
 * Hack type to make our library's types play nicely with Hono types.
 */
export type HonoFetchResult = Response | Promise<Response>;
/**
 * Hack type to make our library's types play nicely with Hono types.
 */
export type HonoResponse = Awaited<HonoFetchResult>;
/**
 * Hack type to make our library's types play nicely with Hono types.
 */
export type HonoLikeFetch = (request: Request, env: HonoLikeEnv, executionContext?: ExecutionContext) => HonoFetchResult;
/**
 * Hack type to make our library's types play nicely with Hono types.
 */
export type HonoLikeApp = {
    fetch: HonoLikeFetch;
    routes: RouterRoute[];
    getOpenAPIDocument?: (...args: any[]) => any;
};
type RouterRoute = {
    method: string;
    path: string;
    handler: Function;
};
export {};