/**
 * Inclusive XML canonicalization (http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xml-c14n-20010315).
 *
 * This delegates to the spec-compliant implementation shipped by `xml-crypto`
 * (parsing via `@xmldom/xmldom`) instead of a hand-rolled canonicalizer.
 *
 * A canonicalization target that is only a fragment of a larger document (e.g.
 * the SignedInfo/KeyInfo/SignedProperties sections, which live inside the
 * ds:Signature element and inherit its namespace declarations) references
 * prefixes that are declared on an ancestor rather than in the fragment itself.
 * A namespace-aware parser rejects such undeclared prefixes, and inclusive c14n
 * must in any case render those inherited namespaces on the fragment's apex
 * element. Both concerns are solved by declaring them on the apex before
 * parsing; pass them via `options.inheritedNamespaces`.
 */
interface Namespace {
    prefix?: string;
    uri: string;
}
declare const c14nCanonicalize: (xml: string, options?: {
    inheritedNamespaces: Namespace[];
}) => string;
export { c14nCanonicalize };