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import type * as pw from 'playwright-core';
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/** Node.js module loader helper */
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export declare class Loader<TargetModule> {
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moduleName: string;
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packageNames: string[];
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constructor(moduleName: string, packageNames: string[]);
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/**
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* Lazy load a top level export from another module by wrapping it in a JS proxy.
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*
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* This allows us to re-export e.g. `devices` from `playwright` while redirecting direct calls
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* to it to the module version the user has installed, rather than shipping with a hardcoded version.
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*
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* If we don't do this and the user doesn't have the target module installed we'd throw immediately when our code is imported.
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*
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* We use a "super" Proxy defining all traps, so calls like `Object.keys(playwright.devices).length` will return the correct value.
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*/
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lazyloadExportOrDie<T extends keyof TargetModule>(exportName: T): TargetModule[T];
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/** Load the module if possible */
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loadModule(): TargetModule | undefined;
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/** Load the module if possible or throw */
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loadModuleOrDie(): TargetModule;
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get requireError(): Error;
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}
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export declare function requirePackages<TargetModule = any>(packageNames: string[]): TargetModule | undefined;
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/** Playwright specific module loader */
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export declare const playwrightLoader: Loader<typeof pw>;
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