/**
 * Lacus Solutions :: cpf-fmt v3.0.0
 *
 * @author Julio L. Muller.
 * @license MIT - 2021-2026
 */

import { Nullable } from '@lacussoft/utils';

/**
 * Class to store the options for the CPF formatter. This class provides a
 * centralized way to configure how CPF numbers are formatted, including
 * delimiters, hidden digit ranges, HTML escaping, URL encoding, and error
 * handling callbacks.
 */
declare class CpfFormatterOptions {
    /**
     * Default value for the `hidden` option. When `false`, all CPF digits are
     * displayed.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_HIDDEN = false;
    /**
     * Default string used to replace hidden CPF digits.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_HIDDEN_KEY = "*";
    /**
     * Default start index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. Digits from this
     * index onwards will be replaced with the `hiddenKey` value.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_HIDDEN_START = 3;
    /**
     * Default end index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. Digits up to and
     * including this index will be replaced with the `hiddenKey` value.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_HIDDEN_END = 10;
    /**
     * Default string used as the dot delimiter in formatted CPF. Used to separate
     * the first groups of digits (XXX.XXX.XXX).
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_DOT_KEY = ".";
    /**
     * Default string used as the dash delimiter in formatted CPF. Used to
     * separate the first group of digits from the check digits at the end (-XX).
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_DASH_KEY = "-";
    /**
     * Default value for the `escape` option. When `false`, HTML special
     * characters are not escaped.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_ESCAPE = false;
    /**
     * Default value for the `encode` option. When `false`, the CPF string is not
     * URL-encoded.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_ENCODE = false;
    /**
     * Default callback function executed when formatting fails. Returns an empty
     * string by default.
     */
    static readonly DEFAULT_ON_FAIL: OnFailCallback;
    /**
     * Characters that are not allowed in key options (`hiddenKey`, `dotKey`,
     * `dashKey`). They are reserved for internal formatting logic.
     *
     * For now, it's only used to replace the hidden key placeholder in the
     * CpfFormatter class. However, this set of characters is reserved for future
     * use already.
     */
    static readonly DISALLOWED_KEY_CHARACTERS: readonly string[];
    private _options;
    /**
     * Creates a new instance of `CpfFormatterOptions`.
     *
     * Options can be provided in multiple ways:
     *
     * 1. As a single options object or another `CpfFormatterOptions` instance.
     * 2. As multiple override objects that are merged in order (later overrides take
     *    precedence)
     *
     * All options are optional and will default to their predefined values if not
     * provided. The `hiddenStart` and `hiddenEnd` options are validated to ensure
     * they are within the valid range [0, CPF_LENGTH - 1] and will be swapped if
     * `hiddenStart > hiddenEnd`.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If any option has an invalid type.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If `hiddenStart`
     *   or `hiddenEnd` are out of valid range.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If any key
     *   option (`hiddenKey`, `dotKey`, `dashKey`) contains a disallowed
     *   character.
     */
    constructor(defaultOptions?: CpfFormatterOptionsInput, ...overrides: CpfFormatterOptionsInput[]);
    /**
     * Returns a shallow copy of all current options, frozen to prevent
     * modification. This is useful for creating immutable snapshots of the
     * current configuration.
     */
    get all(): CpfFormatterOptionsType;
    /**
     * Gets whether hidden digit replacement is enabled. When `true`, digits
     * within the `hiddenStart` to `hiddenEnd` range will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` character.
     */
    get hidden(): boolean;
    /**
     * Sets whether hidden digit replacement is enabled. When set to `true`,
     * digits within the `hiddenStart` to `hiddenEnd` range will be replaced with
     * the `hiddenKey` character. The value is converted to a boolean using
     * `Boolean()`, so truthy/falsy values are handled appropriately.
     */
    set hidden(value: Nullable<boolean>);
    /**
     * Gets the string used to replace hidden CPF digits. This string is used when
     * `hidden` is `true` to mask digits in the range from `hiddenStart` to
     * `hiddenEnd` (inclusive).
     */
    get hiddenKey(): string;
    /**
     * Sets the string used to replace hidden CPF digits. This string is used when
     * `hidden` is `true` to mask digits in the range from `hiddenStart` to
     * `hiddenEnd` (inclusive).
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not a string.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If the value
     *   contains any disallowed key character.
     */
    set hiddenKey(value: Nullable<string>);
    /**
     * Gets the start index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the first
     * position in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` string when `hidden` is `true`. Must be between `0` and `10`
     * (`CPF_LENGTH - 1`).
     */
    get hiddenStart(): number;
    /**
     * Sets the start index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the first
     * position in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` when `hidden` is `true`. The value is validated and will be
     * swapped with `hiddenEnd` if necessary to ensure `hiddenStart <=
     * hiddenEnd`.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not an integer.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If the value is
     *   out of valid range [0, CPF_LENGTH - 1]
     */
    set hiddenStart(value: Nullable<number>);
    /**
     * Gets the end index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the last
     * position in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` string when `hidden` is `true`. Must be between `0` and `10`
     * (`CPF_LENGTH - 1`).
     */
    get hiddenEnd(): number;
    /**
     * Sets the end index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the last
     * position in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` when `hidden` is `true`. The value is validated and will be
     * swapped with `hiddenStart` if necessary to ensure `hiddenStart <=
     * hiddenEnd`.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not an integer.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If the value is
     *   out of valid range [`0`, `CPF_LENGTH - 1`]
     */
    set hiddenEnd(value: Nullable<number>);
    /**
     * Gets the string used as the dot delimiter. This string is used to separate
     * the first groups of digits in the formatted CPF (e.g., `"."` in
     * "123.456.789-10").
     */
    get dotKey(): string;
    /**
     * Sets the string used as the dot delimiter. This string is used to separate
     * the first groups of digits in the formatted CPF (e.g., `"."` in
     * `"123.456.789-10"`).
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not a string.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If the value
     *   contains any disallowed key character.
     */
    set dotKey(value: Nullable<string>);
    /**
     * Gets the string used as the dash delimiter. This string is used to separate
     * the check digits at the end in the formatted CPF (e.g., `"-"` in
     * `"123.456.789-10"`).
     */
    get dashKey(): string;
    /**
     * Sets the string used as the dash delimiter. This string is used to separate
     * the check digits at the end in the formatted CPF (e.g., `"-"` in
     * `"123.456.789-10"`).
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not a string.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If the value
     *   contains any disallowed key character.
     */
    set dashKey(value: Nullable<string>);
    /**
     * Gets whether HTML escaping is enabled. When `true`, HTML special characters
     * (like `<`, `>`, `&`, etc.) in the formatted CPF string will be escaped.
     * This is useful when using custom delimiters that may contain HTML
     * characters or when displaying CPF in HTML.
     */
    get escape(): boolean;
    /**
     * Sets whether HTML escaping is enabled. When set to `true`, HTML special
     * characters (like `<`, `>`, `&`, etc.) in the formatted CPF string will be
     * escaped. This is useful when using custom delimiters that may contain HTML
     * characters or when displaying CPF in HTML. The value is converted to a
     * boolean using `Boolean()`, so truthy/falsy values are handled
     * appropriately.
     */
    set escape(value: Nullable<boolean>);
    /**
     * Gets whether URL encoding is enabled. When `true`, the formatted CPF string
     * will be URL-encoded, making it safe to use in URL query parameters or path
     * segments.
     */
    get encode(): boolean;
    /**
     * Sets whether URL encoding is enabled. When set to `true`, the formatted CPF
     * string will be URL-encoded, making it safe to use in URL query parameters
     * or path segments. The value is converted to a boolean using `Boolean()`, so
     * truthy/falsy values are handled appropriately.
     */
    set encode(value: Nullable<boolean>);
    /**
     * Gets the callback function executed when formatting fails. This function is
     * called when the formatter encounters an error (e.g., invalid input, invalid
     * options). It receives the input value and an optional error object, and
     * should return a string to use as the fallback output.
     */
    get onFail(): OnFailCallback;
    /**
     * Sets the callback function executed when formatting fails. This function is
     * called when the formatter encounters an error (e.g., invalid input, invalid
     * options). It receives the input value and an optional error object, and
     * should return a string to use as the fallback output.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If the value is not a function.
     */
    set onFail(value: Nullable<OnFailCallback>);
    /**
     * Sets the hiddenStart and hiddenEnd options with proper validation and
     * sanitization. This method validates that both indices are integers within
     * the valid range [`0`, `CPF_LENGTH - 1`]. If `hiddenStart > hiddenEnd`, the
     * values are automatically swapped to ensure a valid range. This method is
     * used internally by the `hiddenStart` and `hiddenEnd` setters to maintain
     * consistency.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If either value is not an integer.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If either value is
     *   out of valid range [`0`, `CPF_LENGTH - 1`]
     */
    setHiddenRange(hiddenStart: Nullable<number>, hiddenEnd: Nullable<number>): this;
    /**
     * Sets multiple options at once. This method allows you to update multiple
     * options in a single call. Only the provided options are updated; options
     * not included in the object retain their current values. You can pass either
     * a partial options object or another `CpfFormatterOptions` instance.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If any option has an invalid type.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If `hiddenStart`
     *   or `hiddenEnd` are out of valid range.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If any key
     *   option (`hiddenKey`, `dotKey`, `dashKey`) contains a disallowed
     *   character.
     */
    set(options: CpfFormatterOptionsInput): this;
    /**
     * Throws if the given string contains any disallowed key character.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException} If `value`
     *   contains any character from `getDisallowedKeyCharacters()`.
     */
    private _assertNoDisallowedKeyCharacters;
}

/**
 * Base error class for all `cpf-fmt` type-related errors.
 *
 * This abstract class extends the native `TypeError` and serves as the base for
 * all type validation errors in the CPF formatter. It ensures proper prototype
 * chain setup and automatically sets the error name from the constructor.
 */
declare abstract class CpfFormatterTypeError extends TypeError {
    readonly name: string;
    readonly actualInput: unknown;
    readonly actualType: string;
    readonly expectedType: string;
    constructor(actualInput: unknown, actualType: string, expectedType: string, message: string);
}
/**
 * Error raised when the input provided to the CPF formatter is not of the
 * expected type {@link CpfInput}. The error message includes both the actual
 * input type and the expected type.
 */
declare class CpfFormatterInputTypeError extends CpfFormatterTypeError {
    constructor(actualInput: unknown, expectedType: string);
}
/**
 * Error raised when a specific option in the formatter configuration has an
 * invalid type. The error message includes the option name, the actual input
 * type and the expected type.
 */
declare class CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError extends CpfFormatterTypeError {
    readonly optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType;
    constructor(optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType, actualInput: unknown, expectedType: string);
}
/**
 * Base exception for all `cpf-fmt` rules-related errors.
 *
 * This abstract class extends the native `Error` and serves as the base for all
 * non-type-related errors in the `CpfFormatter` and its dependencies. It is
 * suitable for validation errors, range errors, and other business logic
 * exceptions that are not strictly type-related. It ensures proper prototype
 * chain setup and automatically sets the error name from the constructor.
 */
declare abstract class CpfFormatterException extends Error {
    readonly name: string;
    constructor(message: string);
}
/**
 * Exception raised when `hiddenStart` or `hiddenEnd` option values are outside
 * the valid range for CPF formatting. The valid range bounds are typically
 * between 0 and 10 (inclusive), representing the indices of the 11-digit CPF
 * string. The error message includes the option name, the actual input value,
 * and the expected range bounds.
 */
declare class CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException extends CpfFormatterException {
    readonly optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType;
    readonly actualInput: number;
    readonly minExpectedValue: number;
    readonly maxExpectedValue: number;
    constructor(optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType, actualInput: number, minExpectedValue: number, maxExpectedValue: number);
}
/**
 * Exception raised when a character is not allowed to be used as a key
 * character on options.
 */
declare class CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException extends CpfFormatterException {
    readonly optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType;
    readonly actualInput: string;
    readonly forbiddenCharacters: readonly string[];
    constructor(optionName: keyof CpfFormatterOptionsType, actualInput: string, forbiddenCharacters: readonly string[]);
}
/**
 * Exception raised when the CPF string input (after optional processing) does
 * not have the required length. A valid CPF must contain exactly 11 digits. The
 * error message distinguishes between the original input and the evaluated one
 * (which strips punctuation characters).
 */
declare class CpfFormatterInputLengthException extends CpfFormatterException {
    readonly actualInput: CpfInput;
    readonly evaluatedInput: string;
    readonly expectedLength: number;
    constructor(actualInput: CpfInput, evaluatedInput: string, expectedLength: number);
}

/**
 * Represents valid input types for CPF formatting.
 *
 * A CPF can be provided as:
 *
 * - A string containing digits (with or without formatting)
 * - An array of strings, where each string represents a digit or group of digits.
 */
type CpfInput = readonly string[] | string;
/**
 * Callback function type for handling formatting failures.
 *
 * This function is invoked when the CPF formatter encounters an error during
 * formatting, such as invalid input, invalid options, or other formatting
 * issues. The callback receives the original input value and the exception
 * object, and should return a string to use as the fallback output.
 */
type OnFailCallback = (value: unknown, exception: CpfFormatterException) => string;
/**
 * Configuration interface for CPF (Cadastro de Pessoa Física) formatting
 * options. This interface defines all available options for customizing how CPF
 * digits are formatted, including delimiter characters, hidden digits range,
 * HTML escaping, URL encoding, and error handling. All properties have default
 * values and are optional when creating a new `CpfFormatterOptions` instance.
 */
interface CpfFormatterOptionsType {
    /**
     * Whether to replace some CPF digits with a wildcard character for privacy.
     * When `true`, digits within the range defined by `hiddenStart` and
     * `hiddenEnd` (inclusive) will be replaced with the character specified in
     * `hiddenKey`. This is useful for displaying CPF numbers in a partially
     * masked format for privacy or security purposes.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    hidden: boolean;
    /**
     * The string used to replace hidden CPF digits when `hidden` is `true`. This
     * string is used to mask digits in the range from `hiddenStart` to
     * `hiddenEnd` (inclusive) when the `hidden` option is enabled. Common choices
     * include `*`, `X`, `#`, etc.
     *
     * @default '*'
     */
    hiddenKey: string;
    /**
     * The start index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the first
     * position (0-based) in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` character when `hidden` is `true`. Must be an integer between
     * `0` and `10` (`CPF_LENGTH - 1`).
     *
     * @default 3
     */
    hiddenStart: number;
    /**
     * The end index (inclusive) for hiding CPF digits. This is the last position
     * (0-based) in the CPF string where digits will be replaced with the
     * `hiddenKey` character when `hidden` is `true`. Must be an integer between
     * `0` and `10` (`CPF_LENGTH - 1`).
     *
     * @default 10
     */
    hiddenEnd: number;
    /**
     * The string used as the dot delimiter in formatted CPF. This string
     * separates the first groups of digits in the standard CPF format. In
     * `"123.456.789-10"`, the dots (`.`) are replaced with this delimiter.
     *
     * @default '.'
     */
    dotKey: string;
    /**
     * The string used as the dash delimiter in formatted CPF. This string
     * separates the first group of digits from the check digits at the end of the
     * CPF. In `"123456789-10"`, the dash (`-`) is replaced with this delimiter.
     *
     * @default '-'
     */
    dashKey: string;
    /**
     * Whether to escape HTML special characters in the formatted CPF string. When
     * `true`, HTML special characters (such as `<`, `>`, `&`, `"`, `'`) in the
     * formatted CPF string will be escaped to their HTML entity equivalents. This
     * is particularly useful when:
     *
     * - Using custom delimiters that may contain HTML characters.
     * - Displaying CPF numbers in HTML contexts where special characters could be
     *   interpreted as HTML markup.
     * - Preventing XSS vulnerabilities when rendering user-provided CPF data.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    escape: boolean;
    /**
     * Whether to URL-encode the formatted CPF string. When `true`, the formatted
     * CPF string will be URL-encoded using `encodeURIComponent`, making it safe
     * to use in URL query parameters, path segments, or other URL contexts. This
     * ensures that special characters in custom keys are properly encoded.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    encode: boolean;
    /**
     * Callback function executed when CPF formatting fails. This function is
     * invoked when the formatter encounters an error during formatting, such as:
     *
     * - Invalid input (non-digit characters, wrong length, etc.)
     * - Invalid options (out-of-range indices, wrong types, etc.)
     * - Other formatting errors.
     *
     * The callback receives the original input value and an optional error
     * object, and should return a string that will be used as the fallback output
     * instead of throwing an error or returning an invalid result.
     *
     * @default () => ''
     */
    onFail: OnFailCallback;
}
type CpfFormatterOptionsInput = CpfFormatterOptions | Partial<CpfFormatterOptionsType>;

/**
 * Helper function to simplify the usage of the {@link CpfFormatter} class.
 *
 * Formats a CPF string according to the given options. With no options, returns
 * the traditional CPF format (e.g. `123.456.789-10`). Invalid input or length
 * is handled by the configured `onFail` callback instead of throwing.
 */
declare function cpfFmt(cpfInput: CpfInput, options?: CpfFormatterOptionsInput): string;

/**
 * Formatter for CPF (Cadastro de Pessoa Física) identifiers. It normalizes and
 * optionally masks, HTML-escapes, or URL-encodes 11-digit CPF input. Accepts a
 * string or array of strings; non-numeric characters are stripped. Invalid
 * input type is handled by throwing; invalid length is handled via the
 * configured `onFail` callback instead of throwing.
 */
declare class CpfFormatter {
    private _options;
    /**
     * Creates a new `CpfFormatter` with optional default options.
     *
     * Default options apply to every call to `format` unless overridden by the
     * per-call `options` argument. Options control masking, HTML escaping, URL
     * encoding, and the callback used when formatting fails.
     *
     * When `defaultOptions` is a `CpfFormatterOptions` instance, that instance is
     * used directly (no copy is created). Mutating it later (e.g. via the
     * `options` getter or the original reference) affects future `format` calls
     * that do not pass per-call options. When a plain object or nothing is
     * passed, a new `CpfFormatterOptions` instance is created from it.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If any option has an invalid type.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If `hiddenStart`
     *   or `hiddenEnd` are out of valid range.
     */
    constructor(defaultOptions?: CpfFormatterOptionsInput);
    /**
     * Returns the default options used by this formatter when per-call options
     * are not provided.
     *
     * The returned object is the same instance used internally; mutating it (e.g.
     * via setters on `CpfFormatterOptions`) affects future `format` calls that do
     * not pass `options`.
     */
    get options(): CpfFormatterOptions;
    /**
     * Formats a CPF value into a normalized 11-digit string.
     *
     * Input is normalized by stripping non-numeric characters. If the result
     * length is not exactly 11, the configured `onFail` callback is invoked with
     * the string value and an error; its return value is used as the result. If
     * the input is not a string or array of strings, this method throws.
     *
     * When valid, the result may be further transformed according to options:
     *
     * - If `hidden` is `true`, digits between `hiddenStart` and `hiddenEnd`
     *   (inclusive) are replaced with `hiddenKey`.
     * - If `escape` is `true`, HTML special characters are escaped.
     * - If `encode` is `true`, the string is passed through `encodeURIComponent`.
     *
     * Per-call `options` are merged over the instance default options for this
     * call only; the instance defaults are unchanged.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError} If any option has an invalid type.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException} If `hiddenStart`
     *   or `hiddenEnd` are out of valid range.
     * @throws {CpfFormatterInputTypeError} If the input is not a string or array
     *   of strings.
     */
    format(cpfInput: CpfInput, options?: CpfFormatterOptionsInput): string;
    /**
     * Normalizes the input to a string.
     *
     * @throws {CpfFormatterInputTypeError} If the input is not a string or array
     *   of strings.
     */
    private _toStringInput;
}

declare const _default: typeof cpfFmt & {
    CpfFormatter: typeof CpfFormatter;
    CPF_LENGTH: 11;
    CpfFormatterOptions: typeof CpfFormatterOptions;
    CpfFormatterTypeError: typeof CpfFormatterTypeError;
    CpfFormatterInputTypeError: typeof CpfFormatterInputTypeError;
    CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError: typeof CpfFormatterOptionsTypeError;
    CpfFormatterException: typeof CpfFormatterException;
    CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException: typeof CpfFormatterOptionsHiddenRangeInvalidException;
    CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException: typeof CpfFormatterOptionsForbiddenKeyCharacterException;
    CpfFormatterInputLengthException: typeof CpfFormatterInputLengthException;
};

export = _default;