export declare const currencyMultiplier: {
    k: number;
    m: number;
    b: number;
    t: number;
};
export declare const fixedDecimalSpaces: (num: number, fixed: number) => number;
export declare const getNumberFromString: (number: string | number, thousandSeparator?: string, decimalSeparator?: string) => number;
/**
 * @function formatNumber
 * @description
 * Formats a number or string into a human-readable format with options for thousand separators,
 * decimal precision, and shortening the number using suffixes (K, M, B, T).
 * It can handle negative numbers and optionally trim decimals and set number of decimal places based on the configuration.
 *
 * @param {string | number} n - The number or string to be formatted.
 * @param {"," | "." | " " | ""} [thousandSeparator=","] - The character to use as a thousand separator.
 * @param {"," | "."} [decimalSeperator="."] - The character to use as a decimal separator.
 * @param {boolean} [trimDecimals=true] - Whether to trim decimals to the specified number of decimal spaces.
 * @param {number} [decimalSpaces=2] - The number of decimal spaces to keep in the formatted output.
 * @param {"long" | "short"} [format="long"] - The format type, either "long" for full numbers or "short" for shortened numbers with suffixes.
 *
 * @returns {string} - The formatted number as a string with separators and potentially with decimals.
 *
 * @example
 * formatNumber(1500) // "1,500.00"
 * formatNumber(1500000, ",", ".", true, 2, "short") // "1.5M"
 */
export declare const formatNumber: (n: string | number, thousandSeparator?: string, decimalSeperator?: string, trimDecimals?: boolean, decimalSpaces?: number, format?: string) => string;
export declare const numberWithSeparator: (x: number | string, thousandSeparator?: string, decimalSeparator?: string, format?: boolean) => string | number;
/**
 * @function formatCurrency
 * @description
 * Formats a number or string as a currency string with options for thousand separators,
 * decimal precision, currency code, currency code position, and the use of suffixes (K, M, B, T) if needed.
 * It can handle negative values and supports customization of the currency code and its position.
 *
 * @param {string | number} n - The number or string to be formatted as currency.
 * @param {"," | "." | " " | ""} [thousandSeparator=","] - The character to use as a thousand separator.
 * @param {"," | "."} [decimalSeperator="."] - The character to use as a decimal separator.
 * @param {boolean} [trimDecimals=false] - Whether to trim decimals to the specified number of decimal spaces.
 * @param {number} [decimalSpaces=2] - The number of decimal spaces to keep in the formatted output.
 * @param {"long" | "short"} [format="long"] - The format type, either "long" for full numbers or "short" for shortened numbers with suffixes.
 * @param {string} [currencyCode=""] - The currency code to append or prepend to the formatted number.
 * @param {"right" | "left"} [currencyCodePosition="right"] - The position of the currency code relative to the formatted number.
 *
 * @returns {string} - The formatted currency string, including the currency code if provided.
 *
 * @example
 * formatCurrency(1500, ",", ".", false, 2, "long", "USD", "right") // "1,500.00 USD"
 * formatCurrency(1500000, ",", ".", true, 2, "short", "JPY", "left") // "JPY 1.5M"
 */
export declare const formatCurrency: (n: string | number, thousandSeparator?: string, decimalSeperator?: string, trimDecimals?: boolean, decimalSpaces?: number, format?: string, currencyCode?: string, currencyCodePosition?: string) => string;
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