import { CSSResult } from 'lit';
/**
 * Lower, kebab case requirement for CSS var names.
 *
 * @category Type
 */
export type CssVarName = `${Lowercase<string>}-${Lowercase<string>}`;
/**
 * Base type for defineCssVars's input.
 *
 * @category Type
 */
export type CssVarsSetup = Readonly<Record<CssVarName, string | number | CSSResult>>;
/**
 * A single CSS var definition.
 *
 * @category Type
 */
export type SingleCssVarDefinition = {
    name: CSSResult;
    value: CSSResult;
    default: string;
};
/**
 * Output for defineCssVars.
 *
 * @category Type
 */
export type CssVarDefinitions<SpecificSetup extends CssVarsSetup> = {
    [KeyName in keyof SpecificSetup]: SingleCssVarDefinition;
};
/**
 * This error string is used in a type when a CSS var's name is too generic. This happens if your
 * input to `createCssVars` is too vague. This means that specific var names can't be extracted from
 * the input object. This may happen if your input object has the vague key type of just `string`,
 * like `Record<string, string>`. You need to make sure you use `as const` or somehow prevent
 * TypeScript from broadening your input type.
 *
 * @category Error
 */
export type CssVarNamesTooGenericError = "Error: input CSS var names are too generic. See 'lit-css-vars' package documentation for details.";
/**
 * This error string is used in a type when a CSS var's name is too generic. This happens if your
 * input to `createCssVars` has non-kebab-case css var names.
 *
 * @category Error
 */
export type CssVarNamesInvalidError = 'Error: all CSS var names must be lower-kebab-case.';
/**
 * Creates an easy-to-use-in-lit mapping of the given CSS Var names and defaults. The input
 * determines the CSS var names and their default values. The output is a mapping of the CSS var
 * names to name and value objects that can be easily interpolated into lit's css keyed template
 * strings.
 *
 * @category Main
 * @example
 *
 * ```ts
 * import {defineCssVars} from 'lit-css-vars';
 *
 * // creates a CSS var with name 'my-var' and default value of 50px.
 * const myVars = defineCssVars({'my-var': '50px'});
 * // using the CSS var name: this will be '--my-var'
 * myVars['my-var'].name;
 * // accessing the CSS var value for CSS; this will be: 'var(--my-var, 50px)'
 * myVars['my-var'].value;
 * ```
 */
export declare function defineCssVars<const SpecificVars extends CssVarsSetup>(
/**
 * The CSS var setup input. Keys of this input object become the CSS var names. Values of this
 * input become the default value of the CSS vars.
 */
setup: keyof SpecificVars extends CssVarName ? CssVarName extends keyof SpecificVars ? CssVarNamesTooGenericError : SpecificVars : CssVarNamesInvalidError): keyof SpecificVars extends CssVarName ? CssVarName extends keyof SpecificVars ? CssVarNamesTooGenericError : CssVarDefinitions<SpecificVars> : CssVarNamesInvalidError;