declare function ejectPromise<T extends any = void>(): Promise<T> & {
  resolve: (_: T) => void
  reject: (_: any) => void
}
declare function wait(
  timeout: number,
): Promise<void> & {
  resolve: (_: void) => void
  reject: (_: any) => void
} & {
  stop: () => void
}
/**
 * Options for `waitUntil` polling behavior.
 *
 * - `timeout` controls the overall maximum wait time.
 * - `resolveTimeout` changes timeout behavior from reject to a resolved marker.
 * - `interval` controls how frequently the `until` callback is evaluated.
 */
interface WaitUntilOptions {
  /**
   * Overall timeout in milliseconds before giving up.
   * @default 10000
   */
  timeout?: number
  /**
   * Whether to resolve instead of reject on timeout. If `true`, the promise resolves with `{ timeout: true }` when the
   * overall `timeout` is reached. If `false` or omitted, the promise rejects with `Error('waitUntil: timeout')`.
   */
  resolveTimeout?: boolean
  /**
   * Polling interval in milliseconds between executions of the `until` callback.
   * @default 50
   */
  interval?: number
}
/**
 * Parameters passed to the `until` callback in `waitUntil`.
 */
interface WaitUntilCallbackParams {
  /**
   * How many times the `until` callback has been executed (starts at 0).
   */
  count: number
  /**
   * Milliseconds elapsed since `waitUntil` was called.
   */
  passedTime: number
}
/**
 * @param until
 * @param options
 * @returns
 */
/**
 * Repeatedly evaluates the `until` callback until it returns a truthy value, then resolves with that value.
 *
 * Field logic and behavior:
 * - The `until` callback may be synchronous or return a Promise. Its return is evaluated by JS truthiness:
 *   - If the resolved/returned value is truthy, the promise resolves immediately with that value.
 *   - If falsy (`false`, `0`, `''`, `null`, `undefined`, `NaN`), polling continues until the condition is met or timed out.
 * - `options.timeout` (ms, default 10000): the maximum total wait time.
 * - `options.interval` (ms, default 50): delay between `until` evaluations.
 * - `options.resolveTimeout` (default false):
 *   - `true`  → resolve with `{ timeout: true }` when hitting timeout.
 *   - `false` → reject with `Error('waitUntil: timeout')` when hitting timeout.
 * - Cancellation: the returned promise has `cancel()` to stop further interval polling; the overall timeout timer is not
 *   cleared by `cancel()`, so final resolution/rejection still follows the timeout behavior above.
 * - Errors: if `until` throws synchronously or returns a rejected Promise, the error is logged and the returned promise
 *   rejects immediately; no further polling occurs. This rejection is independent of `timeout`/`resolveTimeout`.
 *
 * @param until Function invoked every interval with `{ count, passedTime }`.
 * @param options Polling configuration; see details above.
 * @returns A promise resolving to `T` (truthy value from `until`) or `{ timeout: true }` (when `resolveTimeout` is true),
 *          plus a `cancel()` method to stop interval polling.
 */
declare function waitUntil<T extends any>(
  until: (params: WaitUntilCallbackParams) => T | Promise<T>,
  options?: WaitUntilOptions,
): Promise<
  | T
  | {
      timeout: true
    }
> & {
  resolve: (
    _:
      | T
      | {
          timeout: true
        },
  ) => void
  reject: (_: any) => void
} & {
  cancel: () => void
}

export {
  WaitUntilCallbackParams,
  WaitUntilOptions,
  ejectPromise,
  wait,
  waitUntil,
}