@juspay/neurolink/dist/cli/proxy-clients/tomlSections.d.ts

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/**
 * Line-level TOML reading for the proxy's client-config writers.
 *
 * Grok and Codex keep their settings in TOML files the user and the CLI
 * itself also edit, and the writers must find what the proxy wrote there
 * without trusting its comment markers: Grok's own save drops every comment.
 * No TOML parser is a dependency, and a parse-and-serialize round trip would
 * reformat the user's file anyway, so this reads just enough structure to
 * edit text in place: table headers, strings, keys and assignments. Every
 * line keeps its own terminator, so text a writer does not own round-trips
 * byte for byte.
 */
import type { CliTomlSection } from "../../types/index.js";
export declare function splitTomlSections(text: string): CliTomlSection[];
/**
 * A line of TOML with every string replaced by `@<n>@` and any comment
 * dropped, so text inside a string can never read as a key or an assignment.
 * `strings[n]` is the decoded value. `@` cannot occur outside a string in
 * valid TOML.
 */
export declare function maskTomlStrings(line: string): {
    masked: string;
    strings: string[];
};
export declare function parseMaskedAssignment(masked: string, strings: readonly string[]): {
    path: string[];
    value: string;
} | null;
/**
 * The string a masked value starts with. Only the start counts, so a value
 * with damage after it (a literal `\n` left by a bad paste) is still read.
 */
export declare function maskedStringValue(value: string, strings: readonly string[]): string | undefined;
/** The pairs directly inside a one-line inline table. */
export declare function inlineTablePairs(value: string, strings: readonly string[]): {
    path: string[];
    value: string;
}[];
/** The dotted key a statement assigns, and its value when that is a string. */
export declare function readTomlAssignment(line: string): {
    path: string[];
    value: string | undefined;
} | null;
/**
 * The lines of a section that are TOML rather than the inside of a
 * multi-line string; `statement` marks those that start a key/value pair
 * rather than continue an array or inline table.
 */
export declare function tomlCodeLines(section: CliTomlSection): {
    line: string;
    statement: boolean;
}[];
export declare function readStringValue(section: CliTomlSection, key: string): string | undefined;
/**
 * Names of the `<parent>.<name>` tables defined by dotted keys instead of a
 * `[<parent>.<name>]` header: `claude-opus-4-6.base_url = ...` under
 * `[model]`, or `model.claude-opus-4-6.base_url = ...` before the first
 * header.
 */
export declare function dottedTableIds(sections: readonly CliTomlSection[], parent: string): string[];
/**
 * How many of an owned section's lines are the writer's. Comments after its
 * last key belong to what follows, so a note the user wrote above their own
 * next table survives. `managedLines` are the writer's own comment lines,
 * which are dropped wherever they sit.
 */
export declare function ownedLineCount(section: CliTomlSection, managedLines: ReadonlySet<string>): number;
/**
 * A table declared twice is a TOML error, and neither Grok nor Codex will
 * start on one.
 * Each `[[array]]` element opens a fresh scope for everything under it, so
 * `[mcp_servers.env]` under two elements is not a repeat.
 */
export declare function findDuplicateTable(text: string): string | undefined;