import { Profile, WriteProfileResult } from './configUtil';
/**
 * Flags captured from the CLI for `profile init`. All fields are optional —
 * missing ones are either prompted for (interactive mode) or omitted entirely
 * (when `--no-interactive` is used).
 */
export interface ProfileInitOptions {
    name: string;
    environment?: string;
    publisherName?: string;
    publisherPrefix?: string;
    path?: string;
    template?: string;
    framework?: string;
    /** Optional session fields. If any are set the profile gets a `session` block. */
    sessionUrl?: string;
    sessionScript?: string;
    sessionBundle?: string;
    /** Write to ~/.pcf-helper/config.json instead of ./pcf-helper.config.json. */
    global?: boolean;
    /** Also set `defaultProfile: <name>` in the target file. */
    setDefault?: boolean;
    /** Overwrite an existing profile of the same name. */
    force?: boolean;
    /** Skip interactive prompts. Anything not passed as a flag is left empty. */
    nonInteractive?: boolean;
}
/** Pluggable async prompt used to ask for a single value. Tests inject a mock. */
export type PromptFn = (question: string, currentValue?: string) => Promise<string>;
/** Default prompt implementation using Node's built-in readline. */
export declare const defaultPrompt: PromptFn;
/**
 * Builds a Profile from the options, prompting for each field when interactive.
 *
 * Returns only the fields the user actually supplied — empty answers are not
 * written to disk, so a skipped prompt produces no key in the profile.
 */
export declare function buildProfileFromOptions(options: ProfileInitOptions, prompt?: PromptFn): Promise<Profile>;
/**
 * Orchestrates the full `profile init` flow: collect fields (prompting when
 * interactive), then write the profile to the target config file.
 */
export declare function runProfileInit(options: ProfileInitOptions, prompt?: PromptFn): Promise<WriteProfileResult>;