import { MiddlewareConfig, NextRequest, NextFetchEvent } from 'next/server.js';
import { MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic } from '../config.js';
import '../types-c9f15465.js';
import '../types-b970b583.js';
import '../types-bee19651.js';

/** Replaces path wildcards (if they exist) with synthesized paths. */
declare function expandWildcards(path: string): string[];
declare function loadMicrofrontendConfigForEdge(path: string): MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic;
declare function getAllChildApplicationNames(mfConfig: MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic): string[];
declare function getLaunchedPathsForApp(mfConfig: MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic, appName: string): string[];
declare function getFlaggedPathsForApp(mfConfig: MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic, appName: string): string[];
/**
 * Returns a list of examples for all paths in microfrontends.json.
 */
declare function getAllMicrofrontendPaths(mfConfig: MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic): string[];
/**
 * A test to ensure that middleware is configured to work correctly with
 * microfrontends. Passing this test does NOT guarantee middleware is set up
 * correctly, but this should find many common problems. This should only be run
 * on the application marked as "default" in the microfrontend config. If a
 * configuration issue is found, this will throw an exception (this ensures it
 * works with any test framework).
 *
 * For example, if a microfrontend is configured to serve "/my/path" then the
 * default application should not contain any matcher that matches "/my/path".
 */
declare function validateMiddlewareConfig(middlewareConfig: MiddlewareConfig, microfrontendConfigOrPath: string | MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic, extraProductionMatches?: string[]): void;
/**
 * Ensures that middleware rewrites to the correct path for flagged paths.
 * IMPORTANT: you must enable the necessary flags before calling this function.
 */
declare function validateMiddlewareOnFlaggedPaths(microfrontendConfigOrPath: string | MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic, middleware: (request: NextRequest, event: NextFetchEvent) => Promise<Response | undefined>): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Validates that the given paths route to the correct microfrontend.
 * The `routesToTest` parameter is a record mapping the application name
 * to a list a paths (with an optional flag) that should be routed to that
 * application. If an issue is found, this will throw an exception so that
 * it can be used with any test framework.
 *
 * For example:
 *
 * ```ts
 * {
 *   'microfrontend-a': ['/a/path', '/a/longer/path'],
 *   'microfrontend-b': ['/b/path'],
 *   'microfrontend-c': [
 *     '/c/path',
 *     {
 *       'path': '/c/flagged',
 *       'flag': 'my-flag',
 *     }
 *   ],
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * This ensures:
 * - `/a/path` and `/a/longer/path` get routed to `microfrontend-a`
 * - `/b/path` gets routed to `microfrontend-b`
 * - `/c/flagged` gets routed to `microfrontend-c` if `my-flag` is enabled.
 */
declare function validateRouting(microfrontendConfigOrPath: string | MicrofrontendConfigIsomorphic, routesToTest: Record<string, (string | {
    path: string;
    flag: string;
})[]>): void;

export { expandWildcards, getAllChildApplicationNames, getAllMicrofrontendPaths, getFlaggedPathsForApp, getLaunchedPathsForApp, loadMicrofrontendConfigForEdge, validateMiddlewareConfig, validateMiddlewareOnFlaggedPaths, validateRouting };