import type { Integer } from '../types';
/**
 * Returns hashCode as hex (radix 16).
 *
 * All hash functions here are optimized for:
 *
 * 1. Performance
 * 2. For non-cryptographic use (where accidental collision is not the end-of-the-world)
 * 3. Compact size (32 bits max, versus 128 in md5; presented in smaller number of string json-safe characters)
 *
 * Basically, these functions are as simple as they can be, but still "random enough" for
 * normal non-cryptographic use cases.
 *
 * To be run on the ClientSide, as in Node there are plenty of other hash options in `node:crypto`.
 *
 * Perf: it runs ~10 times faster than CryptoJS md5, and ~3 times smaller String hash size (for
 * hashCode64).
 */
export declare function hashCode16(s: string): string;
/**
 * Returns hashCode as "radix 36", using "Base36 alphabet".
 * 36 is used, because it's the maximum "radix" that Number.toString() can take.
 *
 * See the hashCode16 for full description.
 */
export declare function hashCode36(s: string): string;
/**
 * Returns hashCode as "radix 64", using Base64url alphabet.
 * See the hashCode16 for full description.
 */
export declare function hashCode64(s: string): string;
/**
 * Generates a stable integer hashCode for a given String.
 * Matches Java implementation (they say), except it ensures a positive Integer
 * by adding 2147483647 + 1 to the end result.
 * Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/33647870/4919972
 */
export declare function hashCode(s: string): Integer;