import { NetworkError } from "./network.js";
/**
 * Normalizes a rejection from the HTTP client into an SDK error. HTTP-level
 * failures from the http client are Error instances carrying a `.response`,
 * so an instanceof check alone would leak them through raw.
 *
 * If the rejection carries an HTTP response (directly or via `.response`),
 * `wrap` is called with the normalized response details to build the SDK
 * error, and the original error is kept reachable via `cause`. Otherwise the
 * original error is returned as-is (coerced to an `Error` if needed).
 *
 * @param error - The rejection value from the HTTP client.
 * @param wrap - Builds the SDK error from the normalized response details.
 * @returns The SDK error, or the original error if it was not HTTP-level.
 */
export declare function wrapHttpError(error: any, wrap: (details: {
    data: any;
    status: number;
    statusText: string;
}) => NetworkError): Error;