import type { ResolvedConfig } from '../config';
import type { Plugin } from '../plugin';
export declare const canSkipImportAnalysis: (id: string) => boolean;
/**
 * Server-only plugin that lexes, resolves, rewrites and analyzes url imports.
 *
 * - Imports are resolved to ensure they exist on disk
 *
 * - Lexes HMR accept calls and updates import relationships in the module graph
 *
 * - Bare module imports are resolved (by @rollup-plugin/node-resolve) to
 * absolute file paths, e.g.
 *
 *     ```js
 *     import 'foo'
 *     ```
 *     is rewritten to
 *     ```js
 *     import '/@fs//project/node_modules/foo/dist/foo.js'
 *     ```
 *
 * - CSS imports are appended with `.js` since both the js module and the actual
 * css (referenced via <link>) may go through the transform pipeline:
 *
 *     ```js
 *     import './style.css'
 *     ```
 *     is rewritten to
 *     ```js
 *     import './style.css.js'
 *     ```
 */
export declare function importAnalysisPlugin(config: ResolvedConfig): Plugin;
/**
 * Detect import statements to a known optimized CJS dependency and provide
 * ES named imports interop. We do this by rewriting named imports to a variable
 * assignment to the corresponding property on the `module.exports` of the cjs
 * module. Note this doesn't support dynamic re-assignments from within the cjs
 * module.
 *
 * Note that es-module-lexer treats `export * from '...'` as an import as well,
 * so, we may encounter ExportAllDeclaration here, in which case `undefined`
 * will be returned.
 *
 * Credits \@csr632 via #837
 */
export declare function transformCjsImport(importExp: string, url: string, rawUrl: string, importIndex: number): string | undefined;
