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+import { f as FieldError, F as Form$1, e as Path, d as FieldPath, P as PathSegments, g as PathValueOf, N as Name, h as ValidationMode, R as RegisterOptions, i as RegisterProps, a as FieldErrorEntry, V as Validator, S as StandardSchemaV1, j as FieldRules, k as FieldErrors, l as FieldErrorsTree, O as Options, m as FormEvents } from './standard-schema-CYbnugL7.js';
+export { A as ArrayItemOf, D as DottedPath, n as FORM_ERROR, o as FormValidateFn, p as FormValidateMeta, q as FormValidateMode, r as FormValidationError, I as InferSchemaValues, s as OpaqueTypes, t as PathValue, u as ReValidateMode, v as SetErrorOptions, w as SetFocusOptions, x as SetServerErrorsOptions, y as SyncValidator, T as TriggerOptions, b as VALIDATION_OUTCOME, z as ValidateResult, c as ValidationOutcome, B as ValidatorRegistration, C as clearErrors, E as clearServerErrors, G as createForm, H as dottedKeyToFieldPath, J as ensureValidate, K as fieldPathToDottedKey, L as getError, M as getErrorByPath, Q as getErrors, U as getErrorsRecord, W as getErrorsTree, X as getFieldErrors, Y as getFieldErrorsByPath, Z as getFirstError, _ as hasErrors, $ as registerFieldValidateDeps, a0 as registerValidatorByPath, a1 as revalidateDependentsOnChange, a2 as revalidateFormOnChange, a3 as runFormValidate, a4 as setError, a5 as setErrorByPath, a6 as setFocus, a7 as setServerErrors, a8 as setValidatingByPath, a9 as trigger, aa as unregisterFieldValidateDeps, ab as unsetValidatingByPath, ac as validate } from './standard-schema-CYbnugL7.js';
+import { EventEmitter } from '@for-fun/event-emitter';
+export { EventEmitter } from '@for-fun/event-emitter';
+import * as React from 'react';
+import { Context, Provider, ReactNode } from 'react';
+export { a as appendValue, c as appendValueByPath, i as insertValue, d as insertValueByPath, m as moveValue, e as moveValueByPath, p as prependValue, f as prependValueByPath, r as removeValue, g as removeValueByPath, b as replaceValues, h as replaceValuesByPath, s as swapValues, j as swapValuesByPath, u as updateValue, k as updateValueByPath } from './array-3hAjl6Bz.js';
+
+/**
+ * Get form values: the values Map layered over parsedValues (when a schema
+ * validation produced them) layered over initialValues.
+ *
+ * Merged with copy-on-write ownership tracking ({@link setOwned}): every
+ * distinct container on a written path is allocated once and shared by all
+ * paths through it, instead of re-copying the whole branch for every key.
+ * One owned set spans the whole merge, so containers borrowed from the
+ * parsedValues tree are copied before mutation exactly like initialValues
+ * ones. The result is a freshly merged tree per mutation, with untouched
+ * branches sharing references with the baseline exactly like chained
+ * `set` did.
+ *
+ * Memoized per form like {@link getDirtyFields}: every value write bumps a
+ * `version` counter ({@link bumpValuesVersion}) while reads reset it, so
+ * consecutive reads hand back the same reference (submit, changeValue and
+ * form-level validate all read the whole tree, often several times per
+ * interaction). Treat the result as read-only — the next read after a
+ * write returns a fresh tree, but between writes the cached one is shared
+ * with every other reader.
+ *
+ * parsedValues is the schema's complete output tree: once validation
+ * succeeds it replaces the initialValues baseline (fields the schema
+ * dropped disappear), while live edits in the values Map still win over
+ * both. It never affects dirty state — {@link isDirty} and
+ * {@link getDirtyFields} compare live edits against initialValues only,
+ * because parsing is not a user edit.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ */
+declare function getValues<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>): T;
+/**
+ * Get field value
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ */
+declare function getValue<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): PathValueOf<T, P>;
+/**
+ * Get field value by path
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ */
+declare function getValueByPath({ initialValues, parsedValues, values, deleted }: Form$1, path: Path): any;
+/** Options accepted by {@link setValue} / {@link setValueByPath} / {@link
+ * changeValue} / {@link changeValueByPath}. `shouldValidate`/`shouldTouch`
+ * default to `false`; omitting the options object entirely keeps the plain
+ * set-value behavior (no validation, no touched marking, dirty stays
+ * derived). */
+type SetFieldOptions = {
+    /** Run the field's registered validator (if any) after the value lands,
+     * same as triggering that single field. Defaults to `false`. */
+    shouldValidate?: boolean;
+    /** Mark the field as touched. Defaults to `false`. */
+    shouldTouch?: boolean;
+    /** Land the value as a commit instead of an edit: the value becomes the
+     * field's dirty-comparison baseline, so `getDirtyFields`/`isDirty`/
+     * `getFieldState().isDirty` read the field as clean, and a later write
+     * dirties it only by differing from the new baseline. `true` (or
+     * omitting the flag) keeps the default derived behavior — dirty while
+     * the live value differs from initialValues. */
+    shouldDirty?: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * Set field value. The value may also be an updater function receiving
+ * the field's current value and returning the next one (TanStack Form's
+ * `setFieldValue` contract) — handy for increments and array transforms:
+ * `setValue(form, 'count', c => c + 1)`. The tradeoff: a function can
+ * never itself be stored as a field value through this function.
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ * @param value
+ * @param options
+ */
+declare function setValue<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P, value: PathValueOf<T, P> | ((prev: PathValueOf<T, P>) => PathValueOf<T, P>), options?: SetFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * Set field value. The value may also be an updater function receiving
+ * the field's current value and returning the next one (TanStack Form's
+ * `setFieldValue` contract) — note that a function can therefore never
+ * itself be stored as a field value through this function.
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ * @param value
+ * @param options
+ */
+declare function setValueByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, value: any | ((prev: any) => any), options?: SetFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * The write of {@link setValueByPath} minus the `'change'` emit: the
+ * render-time {@link useField} `initialValue` seed. The field's first
+ * paint (SSR included — effects never run on the server) must already
+ * carry the value, so the write happens during render where emitting is
+ * illegal; the seeding field announces it from its post-commit effect
+ * through {@link emitChangeByPath} instead.
+ *
+ * Everything else matches a plain write: descendant keys of the seeded
+ * path are pruned, the branch's tombstones and committed baselines are
+ * revived/dropped, and both memo caches are invalidated. Like the effect
+ * seed it replaces, the caller guards it to paths with no value yet.
+ */
+declare function seedValueByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, value: any): void;
+/** Announce a {@link seedValueByPath} that happened during render: the
+ * payload-carrying `'change'` emit {@link setValueByPath} would have
+ * fired, split out so it can run post-commit where emitting is safe.
+ * Subscribers that rendered after the seed re-read an unchanged snapshot
+ * and bail; subscribers from earlier commits resync. */
+declare function emitChangeByPath({ emitter }: Form$1, path: Path): void;
+/** Per-form registry of mounted fields' validation-mode overrides: path
+ * key -> the field's `mode` option (undefined = follow {@link Form.mode})
+ * plus an owner token so competing mounts at one path clean up safely.
+ * Presence of an entry is the "a field is mounted at this path" signal
+ * that routes {@link changeValueByPath} into the gated user-change
+ * pipeline ({@link userChangeByPath}). Held in a WeakMap so the Form
+ * shape carries only plain state fields. */
+/** Snapshot of one field's aggregated state, as {@link getFieldState}
+ * returns it. `errors` is the stored array shared with the form — treat it
+ * as read-only, like every {@link getFieldErrors} result. */
+type FieldState<T = any> = {
+    value: T;
+    error: FieldError | undefined;
+    errors: FieldError[];
+    isDirty: boolean;
+    isTouched: boolean;
+    isValidating: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * Get one field's aggregated state: the layered value ({@link getValue}),
+ * the first error ({@link getError}) and every error ({@link
+ * getFieldErrors}), dirtiness, the touched flag, and whether a validator
+ * is in flight. `isDirty` applies the same per-field rule as {@link
+ * getDirtyFields}: a live value exists and differs from initialValues at
+ * that path (parsedValues never counts — parsing is not an edit).
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ */
+declare function getFieldState<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): FieldState<PathValueOf<T, P>>;
+/**
+ * Remove a field: by default its live value drops out of reads and
+ * `getValues()` (the path is tombstoned, so it never falls back to
+ * initialValues), its dirty baseline, touched flag and errors are cleared.
+ * The keep-flags preserve slices of that state instead.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ */
+/**
+ * Options accepted by {@link removeField}. All flags default to `false` —
+ * the historical remove semantics (value dropped, path tombstoned, dirty
+ * baseline/touched/errors cleared). Names mirror react-hook-form's
+ * `unregister` options to ease migration; RHF's `shouldValidate` and
+ * `keepDefaultValue` have no counterparts (removal never validates, and
+ * the tombstone is exactly the "do not revive from initialValues" choice).
+ */
+type RemoveFieldOptions = {
+    /** Keep the field's live value and dirty baseline instead of
+     * tombstoning: reads and `getValues()` keep returning the value, submit
+     * includes it, and dirtiness against initialValues is preserved. */
+    keepValue?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the field's dirty baseline. Implies `keepValue` — a removed
+     * value has nothing to be dirty about. */
+    keepDirty?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the field's touched flag instead of clearing it. */
+    keepTouched?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the field's errors instead of clearing them. */
+    keepError?: boolean;
+};
+declare function removeField(form: Form$1, name: Name, options?: RemoveFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * Remove field
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ * @param options keep-flags to preserve slices of state through the removal
+ */
+declare function removeFieldByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, options?: RemoveFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * Set form initialValues
+ *
+ * Content-based early return: a new reference with equal content (the
+ * re-rendered inline literal) is a no-op, so committed edits survive, while
+ * genuinely changed content swaps the baseline and re-seeds — live values
+ * and tombstones are cleared, touched flags and errors survive.
+ * @param form
+ * @param initialValues
+ */
+declare function setInitialValues(form: Form$1, initialValues: any): void;
+/** Options accepted by {@link reset}. Every flag defaults to `false` —
+ * omitting the object (or any flag) keeps the plain full-reset behavior.
+ * Names mirror react-hook-form's reset options to ease migration. */
+type ResetOptions = {
+    /** Keep the current values of fields that are dirty — differ from the
+     * pre-reset initialValues (the same rule {@link getDirtyFields} applies).
+     * Clean fields fall back to the new initialValues as usual. */
+    keepDirtyValues?: boolean;
+    /** Keep every field's current live value instead of returning to the
+     * baseline (react-hook-form's `keepValues` — a strict superset of
+     * `keepDirtyValues`, which only preserves dirty fields' values).
+     * Dirtiness is recomputed against the post-reset baseline, so kept
+     * values that differ from a newly provided baseline count as dirty. */
+    keepValues?: boolean;
+    /** Ignore a newly provided `initialValues` argument and keep the current
+     * baseline — fields still return to it (react-hook-form's
+     * `keepDefaultValues`). */
+    keepDefaultValues?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the touched set instead of clearing it. */
+    keepTouched?: boolean;
+    /** Keep field errors instead of clearing them. */
+    keepErrors?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the submitted flag (`isSubmitted`) instead of clearing it —
+     * react-hook-form's `keepIsSubmitted`. */
+    keepIsSubmitted?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the last submit's success flag (`isSubmitSuccessful`) instead of
+     * clearing it. */
+    keepIsSubmitSuccessful?: boolean;
+    /** Keep `submitCount` instead of resetting it to 0. */
+    keepSubmitCount?: boolean;
+    /** Keep `isSubmitting` instead of resetting it to false. */
+    keepIsSubmitting?: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * Reset form
+ * @param form
+ * @param initialValues new baseline — omitted (or undefined), the form
+ *        keeps its current initialValues and fields simply return to them
+ *        (react-hook-form's reset-without-values semantics)
+ * @param options keep-flags to preserve slices of state through the reset
+ */
+declare function reset(form: Form$1, initialValues?: any, options?: ResetOptions): void;
+/** Options accepted by {@link resetField}. The flags default to `false`;
+ * `value` has no default — omitted, the field falls back to initialValues;
+ * provided, the explicit value becomes the live value with no fallback at
+ * all. Mirrors react-hook-form's resetField options (`value` plays their
+ * `defaultValue`'s role) to ease migration. */
+type ResetFieldOptions = {
+    /** Keep the field's touched flag instead of clearing it. */
+    keepTouched?: boolean;
+    /** Keep the field's errors instead of clearing them. */
+    keepErrors?: boolean;
+    /** Explicit post-reset value for the field — never falls back to
+     * initialValues. */
+    value?: any;
+};
+/**
+ * Reset a single field: drop its live value (reads fall back to the
+ * baseline — initialValues, or the schema's parsed output when one
+ * exists, in which case the path is removed from parsedValues and the
+ * initial value pinned back so the field reads initialValues again),
+ * clear its touched flag and errors, and revive the path's removal
+ * tombstones — the inverse of {@link removeFieldByPath}. Other fields
+ * and the submission flags are untouched; see {@link reset} for the
+ * form-wide counterpart.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ * @param options
+ */
+declare function resetField<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P, options?: ResetFieldOptions): void;
+
+/**
+ * Set field touched state
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ */
+declare function setTouched(form: Form$1, name: Name): void;
+/**
+ * Set field touched state
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ */
+declare function setTouchedByPath({ emitter, touched }: Form$1, path: Path): void;
+/**
+ * Check if field has been touched
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ */
+declare function hasTouched<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): boolean;
+/**
+ * Check if field has been touched
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ */
+declare function hasTouchedByPath({ touched }: Form$1, path: Path): boolean;
+/**
+ * Is dirty -- any value differs from initialValues
+ * @param form
+ */
+/**
+ * Get touched fields as user-facing dotted paths ('a.b', 'a.0.c'), unlike
+ * the JSON array keys stored in the touched Set.
+ * @param form
+ * @return array of touched fields' dotted paths
+ */
+declare function getTouchedFields({ touched }: Form$1): string[];
+/**
+ * Is touched -- any field has been touched
+ * @param form
+ */
+declare function isTouched({ touched }: Form$1): boolean;
+
+/**
+ * Is one field dirty — the per-field rule behind `getFieldState`'s
+ * `isDirty` and {@link useIsFieldDirty}: a live value exists at the path
+ * and differs from the field's effective baseline (committed
+ * `shouldDirty: false` baselines included). A leaf under a wholesale
+ * ancestor write reports clean — dirtiness belongs to the branch that
+ * actually diverged, the same attribution {@link getDirtyFields} applies.
+ */
+declare function isFieldDirtyByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path): boolean;
+/**
+ * Is dirty -- any value differs from initialValues
+ * @param form
+ */
+declare function isDirty(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get dirty fields -- fields whose current value differs from initialValues.
+ * Keys are user-facing dotted paths ('a.b', 'a.0.c'), unlike the JSON array
+ * keys stored in the values Map.
+ * @param form
+ * @return object mapping each dirty field's dotted path to true; the same
+ * reference is returned until the dirty set actually changes
+ */
+declare function getDirtyFields(form: Form$1): Record<string, boolean>;
+
+/**
+ * Set a field value as a user change.
+ *
+ * The write rides the same gated user-change pipeline a user typing into
+ * the field would fire when a field is mounted on the path (registered
+ * through {@link registerFieldMode} — `useField` registers on mount): the
+ * field's effective `mode` (per-field override included) and the form's
+ * `reValidateMode` drive validation exactly as in {@link
+ * userChangeByPath}. With no mounted field on the path it degrades to a
+ * plain value set ({@link setValue}).
+ *
+ * This is the channel for component-library bridges that hand a control a
+ * plain setter bound to a field — they cannot rebuild the gating from
+ * public form state, because the per-field mode override and the
+ * live-error view that gates `reValidateMode` live in the field
+ * registration, not in public state.
+ *
+ * Contrast {@link setValue}: that is the imperative channel — its
+ * `shouldValidate` option kicks the field's validator unconditionally,
+ * ignoring any mode. Functional updaters are the caller's to evaluate
+ * ({@link getValue}).
+ *
+ * `options` carries the same {@link SetFieldOptions}: on the fallback path
+ * (no mounted field) they forward to {@link setValueByPath} wholesale,
+ * while on the mounted-field path only `shouldDirty: false` applies — the
+ * write lands as a commit while the field's own mode gating keeps driving
+ * validation, which is the point of this channel.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param name
+ * @param value
+ * @param options
+ */
+declare function changeValue<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P, value: PathValueOf<T, P>, options?: SetFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * Set a field value as a user change, by parsed path
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ * @param value
+ * @param options
+ */
+declare function changeValueByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, value: any, options?: SetFieldOptions): void;
+/**
+ * Register a mounted field's `mode` override at `path` for user-change
+ * gating ({@link userChangeByPath} / {@link userBlur}). Returns the
+ * registration token for {@link unregisterFieldMode} plus whether the
+ * slot was already occupied — two fields mounted at one path is almost
+ * always a bug: the latest mount's mode governs every user-change write
+ * there, which the React layer warns about in DEV.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ * @param mode the field's `mode` option, or undefined to follow
+ *        {@link Form.mode}
+ * @return `token` to hand to {@link unregisterFieldMode}; `displaced`
+ *         true when a previous registration at the same path still owned
+ *         the slot
+ */
+declare function registerFieldMode(form: Form$1, path: Path, mode: ValidationMode | undefined): {
+    token: object;
+    displaced: boolean;
+};
+/** Drop a {@link registerFieldMode} registration. A later mount at the
+ * same path keeps its slot: only the entry owned by `token` is removed. */
+declare function unregisterFieldMode(form: Form$1, path: Path, token: object): void;
+/**
+ * Write a bound field's user change by path: the write plus the
+ * mode/reValidateMode-gated validation pipeline — what a bound field's
+ * onChange does when the user types. Reads the effective mode from the
+ * field-mode registry (the latest mount's override governs), so a plain
+ * write happens when no field is registered at `path`. Framework
+ * adapters (React's `useField`, a Solid binding) forward their field
+ * change events here.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ * @param value
+ */
+declare function userChangeByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, value: any): void;
+/**
+ * A bound field's blur: mark the path touched, then kick its validator
+ * under the blur-side gate (`mode` `'onBlur'`/`'onTouched'`/`'all'`, or
+ * `reValidateMode: 'onBlur'` while the field carries a live error). The
+ * touched marking is unconditional — a field counts as touched on blur
+ * regardless of mode. Framework adapters forward field blur events here.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param path
+ */
+declare function userBlur(form: Form$1, path: Path): void;
+
+/**
+ * Create a non-hook field binding — react-hook-form's `register`
+ * contract, wired onto this library's store: the bound element never
+ * re-renders, every change still lands in the store through the gated
+ * user-change pipeline, and `trigger`/submit/`getValues` read it like
+ * any other field. `useField({uncontrolled: true})` already covers the
+ * hook case; `register` exists for the call sites a hook cannot serve —
+ * dynamic lists, conditional fields, non-React adapters — and for RHF
+ * migration (`{...register('name')}` spreads unchanged).
+ *
+ * Lifecycle rides the returned `ref` callback, exactly like React's own
+ * ref semantics guarantee attach/detach:
+ * - **attach** (element handed over): restore a StrictMode-detached
+ *   snapshot (React 19 detaches refs on the dev remount), seed the
+ *   element's initial DOM content into the store when the path has no
+ *   live value yet (an uncontrolled element's `defaultValue`/`checked`
+ *   is invisible to React state, so the DOM is the source), register the
+ *   field-mode entry (the "mounted field" signal routing `changeValue`
+ *   into the gated pipeline), wire declarative `rules` through
+ *   `registerValidatorByPath`, and subscribe the `'focusError'` channel
+ *   (`setFocus`, failed-submit auto-focus) plus the bulk-reset DOM sync
+ *   (payload-less `'change'` rewrites the element, register-style);
+ * - **detach** (`null`): unregister mode entry and validator, drop the
+ *   subscriptions, and tombstone the path unless
+ *   `shouldUnregister: false` — the library's historical unmount
+ *   default, snapshot/restore-safe under StrictMode.
+ *
+ * Event extraction defaults to the element's own protocol (files →
+ * `target.files`, checkbox → `target.checked`, `valueAsNumber`/
+ * `valueAsDate` under their flags, else `target.value`), overridable
+ * with `eventToValue` — the same extraction `<Field>` performs.
+ *
+ * @param form
+ * @param name path or segment array
+ * @param options {@link RegisterOptions}
+ * @return spreadable props {@link RegisterProps}
+ */
+declare function registerField(form: Form$1, name: Name, options?: RegisterOptions): RegisterProps;
+
+declare function setIsSubmitting(form: Form$1, value: boolean): void;
+declare function incrementSubmitCount(form: Form$1): void;
+declare function setSubmitSuccessful(form: Form$1, value: boolean): void;
+/**
+ * Set the form-level disabled flag and emit a payload-less 'disabled'
+ * event — subscribed fields (useField and the components built on it)
+ * re-render with the merged disabled state: form flag || their own
+ * `disabled` option.
+ * @param form
+ * @param value
+ */
+declare function setDisabled(form: Form$1, value: boolean): void;
+/**
+ * Set the form's user-owned metadata slot (Formik's `status` role): the
+ * payload-less 'status' event wakes {@link useStatus} and any imperative
+ * `subscribe(form, {event: 'status'})` listeners. Nothing else reads or
+ * interprets the value — server session flags, step state, non-field
+ * errors of any shape are all fair game. Starts `undefined`.
+ * @param form
+ * @param value
+ */
+declare function setStatus(form: Form$1, value: any): void;
+/** Submit callbacks for {@link handleSubmit}. All optional — a missing
+ * callback is simply skipped, matching the <Form> component semantics. */
+type HandleSubmitOptions<T extends Record<string, any> = any> = {
+    /** Called after validation passes, before onValidSubmit. */
+    onSubmit?: (values: T, e?: any) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /** Called after validation passes, following a successful onSubmit. */
+    onValidSubmit?: (values: T, e?: any) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /**
+     * Called when validation fails.
+     * @param errors array of {path, type, message} entries in insertion
+     *        order; path is the dotted field path ('a.b', 'list.0'), type is
+     *        the error kind ('custom' for plain string errors, 'native' for
+     *        failed DOM constraint validation), message is the display text
+     * @param values current form values
+     */
+    onInvalidSubmit?: (errors: FieldErrorEntry[], values: T) => void;
+    /**
+     * Called after validation passes and the submit callbacks ran, with the
+     * final (schema-coerced) values — the slot <Form>'s `action` prop uses
+     * to dispatch React 19 server actions with FormData. Runs inside the
+     * same isSubmitting window and is awaited like onSubmit/onValidSubmit.
+     *
+     * The callback may return an {@link ActionErrorResult}: its `errors`
+     * record (field path → message or messages) lands on the form through
+     * {@link setServerErrors} (`type: 'server'`, cleared existing server
+     * errors replaced), and the submit counts as unsuccessful — a rejected
+     * server round trip is an invalid submit, exactly like failed client
+     * validation. Any other return value (including `undefined`) means the
+     * submit succeeded.
+     */
+    onAction?: (values: T, e?: any) => void | Promise<void | ActionErrorResult>;
+    /**
+     * Focus the first error field after a failed submit. Defaults to true —
+     * only an explicit `false` disables it. When custom validation fails,
+     * a 'focusError' event carrying the first error's path key is emitted
+     * on the form (bound fields such as <Field> subscribe and focus their
+     * input); when native constraint validation fails, the submitted
+     * form's first ':invalid' control is focused directly.
+     */
+    shouldFocusError?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Whether native constraint validation (the submitted element's
+     * checkValidity) gates this attempt. Defaults to the form's
+     * {@link Form.shouldUseNativeValidation} flag — pass `false` to skip
+     * the native gate for one submit (a save-draft button, say) while
+     * custom validators still run; pass `true` to reinstate it on a form
+     * that disabled it. Targets without checkValidity never gate.
+     */
+    shouldUseNativeValidation?: boolean;
+};
+/** What a server action / onAction callback returns when the server
+ * rejected the payload: a field-path → message(s) record, landed on the
+ * form as `type: 'server'` errors. Undefined (or anything else) means
+ * success. */
+type ActionErrorResult = {
+    errors?: Record<string, string | string[]>;
+};
+/**
+ * Create an async submit handler for `form` — the headless counterpart of
+ * the <Form> component's onSubmit wiring.
+ *
+ * Behavior mirrors <Form> exactly: preventDefault when present, then the
+ * submit state machine (isSubmitting/submitCount/isSubmitSuccessful) runs
+ * around native constraint validation (via `e.currentTarget.checkValidity`,
+ * skipped when the target has no checkValidity — e.g. React Native or
+ * toolbar-button submits) and custom validators. Failed validation fires
+ * onInvalidSubmit with the flattened error entries; a passing submit runs
+ * onSubmit then onValidSubmit. Errors thrown by either are swallowed into
+ * isSubmitSuccessful=false rather than rejecting the returned promise.
+ * Failed validation also focuses the offending field (see
+ * {@link HandleSubmitOptions.shouldFocusError}).
+ *
+ * @param form form instance
+ * @param options submit callbacks
+ * @return async event handler, callable without an event object
+ */
+declare function handleSubmit<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>, options?: HandleSubmitOptions<T>): (e?: {
+    preventDefault?: () => void;
+    currentTarget?: any;
+}) => Promise<void>;
+
+type UseFieldOptions$1<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = {
+    form?: Form$1<TValues>;
+    name: TPath;
+    initialValue?: any;
+    shouldUnregister?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Field-level validator. The value argument follows the path: with a
+     * typed form the callback receives `PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>` (the
+     * TanStack-parity inference — `name: 'age'` on a `{age: number}` shape
+     * types `value` as `number`), and falls back to `any` for untyped call
+     * sites (segment arrays, dynamic names). The return shape mirrors
+     * {@link Validator} — an error (string / FieldError / mixed array) or
+     * undefined when valid, possibly a Promise for async validation. The
+     * second argument carries the validation context (`meta.signal` aborts
+     * when the round is superseded).
+     */
+    validate?: ((value: PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>, meta: {
+        form: Form$1<TValues>;
+        path: Path;
+        signal: AbortSignal;
+    }) => ReturnType<Validator>) | StandardSchemaV1<PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>>;
+    /**
+     * Declarative rules (required/min/max/minLength/maxLength/pattern),
+     * compiled into a synchronous validator. `required` is special: it runs
+     * immediately on every kick — never debounced — and while it fails,
+     * `validate` is skipped (the expensive check never sees an empty value).
+     * The other rules compose with `validate` — rules run first, then
+     * `validate` (awaited when async), merging both sources' errors with
+     * rules errors ahead. Failures land in the form's error state with the
+     * given or default messages.
+     */
+    rules?: FieldRules;
+    /**
+     * Milliseconds to debounce this field's validation kicks. Defaults to 0
+     * (validate immediately); while the timer is pending the field counts as
+     * validating, so `trigger`/`ensureValidate` wait out the window. Only the
+     * last kick inside the window runs the validator. The `required` rule is
+     * exempt: it runs synchronously on every kick, so a required failure
+     * shows immediately instead of waiting out the window.
+     */
+    validateDebounce?: number;
+    /**
+     * Run this field's debounced validator even when its `required` gate
+     * failed — TanStack Form's `asyncAlways`. The gate's errors land
+     * immediately (never debounced) and the validator's own result lands
+     * alongside them, per-source: a passing async round clears only its
+     * own errors while the gate's verdict stays. Falls back to the
+     * form-level `createForm({asyncAlways})` flag when omitted, so a field
+     * opts out with `asyncAlways: false`. The use case: the cheap format
+     * check fails (gate) but the expensive backend check should still run
+     * ("not in the right shape — and the backend says taken, too").
+     */
+    asyncAlways?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Milliseconds to delay showing a newly appearing error in the render
+     * layer (`error`/`errorObject`/`errors` stay undefined/empty until the
+     * window passes). The form's error state is never delayed — trigger,
+     * submit and `getError` read it immediately. An error that clears inside
+     * the window never shows; once an error is visible, later changes apply
+     * immediately. Only the none → some transition waits.
+     */
+    delayError?: number;
+    /**
+     * Disable this field: merged into the result's `disabled` as
+     * `form.disabled || own === true || (own !== false && an ancestor
+     * declared disabled)`. `disabled: true` on a parent path disables every
+     * descendant field too (react-hook-form subtree semantics), and a
+     * descendant declares `disabled: false` to opt back out of that
+     * ancestor. The form-level flag (`createForm({disabled})` /
+     * `setDisabled`) cannot be opted out of.
+     */
+    disabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Uncontrolled mode: the field never subscribes to its own value, so
+     * typing re-renders nothing — the store still carries every write
+     * (getValues/submit/validation read it), and errors/touched/disabled/
+     * validating still re-render the field like react-hook-form's
+     * `register`. The result's `value` is the mount-time snapshot (initial
+     * value seed or baseline); it never refreshes, and bulk operations
+     * (reset/setInitialValues) sync the DOM element directly through the
+     * `focusRef`-held element instead of a render — the register-style
+     * contract, RHF's reset clears the input the same way. Attach the
+     * result with `<input defaultValue={field.value} ref={field.focusRef}>`
+     * -style binding (no `value` prop), exactly like <Field uncontrolled />
+     * does. The DOM sync writes the raw stored value (file inputs are
+     * skipped); read live values with useValue/getValues.
+     */
+    uncontrolled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Field-level validation mode override: when given, this field validates
+     * on its own schedule instead of `form.mode` — every other field keeps
+     * the form-level timing (e.g. a form that defaults to `'onSubmit'` with
+     * one field declared `'onBlur'` shows that field's error on blur while
+     * the rest wait for submit). `reValidateMode` stays form-level: once any
+     * field has an error (after a failed submit, say), re-validation follows
+     * the form's `reValidateMode` for every field, overriding this one too.
+     * See {@link ValidationMode}.
+     */
+    mode?: ValidationMode;
+    /**
+     * Field paths whose **user changes re-run this field's validator** —
+     * the field-level counterpart of the form-level `validateDeps` option
+     * (cross-field linkage: `password` changed → re-check
+     * `passwordConfirm`). TanStack Form's `onChangeListenTo` / RHF trigger
+     * chains are the ecosystem analogues.
+     *
+     * The re-run rides the changed field's own onChange pipeline, so typing
+     * and `changeValue` both fire it while programmatic `setValue` does
+     * not, and its timing is gated by the same mode matrix as the form
+     * level: the changed field's effective `mode` (per-field override
+     * included) and the form's `reValidateMode` — under the default
+     * `'onSubmit'`/`'onChange'` pair, a dep change re-validates this field
+     * once this field already shows an error (the submit-then-fix flow: the
+     * mismatch lands on submit, editing the password re-checks the confirm
+     * and a passing round clears the error, because a field validator owns
+     * its whole key).
+     *
+     * `validateDebounce` applies to the re-run like to any kick. Declaring
+     * the field's own path is a no-op (its own change already validates it).
+     */
+    validateDeps?: FieldPath<TValues>[];
+    /**
+     * Validate this field once on mount instead of waiting for the first
+     * submit/change — errors show immediately for an untouched field.
+     * Overrides the form-level `createForm({validateOnMount})` flag in
+     * either direction (`false` opts a field out of a validating form).
+     * While an async `initialValues` source is still pending the kick waits
+     * for the resolved baseline; a field unmounted in between never kicks.
+     */
+    validateOnMount?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * DOM event → value extractor for the result's {@link
+     * UseFieldResult.inputProps} binding. Defaults to the element's own
+     * protocol (files → `target.files`, checkbox → `target.checked`,
+     * `valueAsNumber`/`valueAsDate` under their flags, else
+     * `target.value`); a non-DOM event passes through unchanged, so custom
+     * controls can hand raw values. Only consumed by `inputProps` — the
+     * headless `onChange` keeps taking raw values.
+     */
+    eventToValue?: (e: any) => any;
+    /** `inputProps` stores `e.target.valueAsNumber` instead of the string
+     * value (number inputs, RHF's `register({valueAsNumber})`). An
+     * explicit `eventToValue` takes precedence. */
+    valueAsNumber?: boolean;
+    /** `inputProps` stores `e.target.valueAsDate` instead of the string
+     * value (date/time inputs, RHF's `register({valueAsDate})`). An
+     * explicit `eventToValue` takes precedence; combining with
+     * `valueAsNumber` is a TypeError (`valueAsNumber` wins). */
+    valueAsDate?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Element type hint for {@link UseFieldResult.inputProps} only:
+     * `'checkbox'` renders `checked` instead of `value`, `'file'` renders
+     * neither (file inputs cannot be value-controlled). The extraction
+     * itself already auto-detects both types from the event's target.
+     */
+    type?: string;
+};
+/**
+ * The result of {@link useField}. Deliberately a closed shape: no index
+ * signature, so a typo'd property access (`field.vlaue`) is a type error
+ * instead of silently reading `undefined`.
+ */
+type UseFieldResult<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = {
+    /** The form instance this field is bound to (explicit prop or context) —
+     * handy for consumers that need direct access to the headless API. */
+    form: Form$1<TValues>;
+    value: PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>;
+    /** Error message string (FieldError#message) for display, or undefined */
+    error: string | undefined;
+    /** Full FieldError object ({type, message}), or undefined */
+    errorObject: FieldError | undefined;
+    /** Every error registered for the field, in insertion order — `error`
+     * and `errorObject` are its first entry. Empty (and reference-stable)
+     * when the field has no errors. */
+    errors: FieldError[];
+    /**
+     * Whether the field is dirty: its live value exists and differs from
+     * the field's effective baseline (the same per-field rule
+     * `getFieldState(form, name).isDirty` applies — committed
+     * `shouldDirty: false` baselines included). Live in controlled mode;
+     * pinned at mount in uncontrolled mode (like `value`) so typing never
+     * re-renders the field — {@link useIsFieldDirty} is the live scoped
+     * channel for either mode.
+     */
+    isDirty: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Whether a validator round for this field is currently in flight —
+     * a pending debounce window or an unresolved async validator (the
+     * `getFieldState(form, name).isValidating` reading, made reactive).
+     */
+    validating: boolean;
+    onChange: (v: any) => void;
+    onBlur: () => void;
+    name: string;
+    /** Merged disabled flag: the form-level flag (`createForm({disabled})`
+     * toggled by `setDisabled`) OR-ed with this field's own `disabled`
+     * option, updated live through the form's event core. */
+    disabled: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Callback ref carrying the focus channel: attach it to your input
+     * element (`<input ref={field.focusRef} />`) so `setFocus` and a failed
+     * submit's first-error auto-focus (`shouldFocusError`) can focus this
+     * headless field — the same 'focusError' wiring `<Field>` performs for
+     * its own input. Without it, focus requests aimed at this field are
+     * silent no-ops, matching `setFocus`'s contract: focusing a field
+     * whose element is not bound neither throws nor focuses anything.
+     */
+    focusRef: (el: any) => void;
+    /**
+     * DOM-ready props for an `<input>`: `<input {...field.inputProps} />`
+     * binds the element to the field without hand-wiring value/onChange/
+     * onBlur/ref/a11y. `onChange` takes the DOM event (extraction per
+     * {@link UseFieldOptions}' `eventToValue`/`valueAsNumber`/`valueAsDate`
+     * /`type`), `ref` is the focus channel, `aria-invalid`/`aria-describedby`
+     * complete the {@link errorIdFromKey} chain — render the error element
+     * with `fieldErrorId(name)` to finish it. The headless `value`/
+     * `onChange`/`onBlur`/`focusRef` stay available for custom controls
+     * that hand raw values (design systems) — `inputProps` is the DOM
+     * boundary adapter, never a replacement.
+     */
+    inputProps: UseFieldInputProps;
+};
+/**
+ * The spreadable DOM props {@link UseFieldResult.inputProps} carries:
+ * `name`, `onChange` (event-based), `onBlur`, `ref`, `disabled`, the
+ * error a11y wiring, and exactly one of `value` (controlled),
+ * `defaultValue` (uncontrolled) or `checked` (`type: 'checkbox'`) —
+ * `type: 'file'` carries none. Always spread `inputProps` FIRST, so the
+ * caller's own props (placeholder, className, an explicit `ref` they
+ * merge themselves) win.
+ */
+type UseFieldInputProps = {
+    name: string;
+    value?: any;
+    defaultValue?: any;
+    checked?: boolean;
+    onChange: (e: any) => void;
+    onBlur: () => void;
+    ref: (el: any) => void;
+    disabled: boolean;
+    'aria-invalid'?: boolean;
+    'aria-describedby'?: string;
+};
+declare function useField<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>(options: UseFieldOptions$1<TValues, TPath>): UseFieldResult<TValues, TPath>;
+
+type FieldArrayItem<K extends string> = {
+    id: string;
+    index: number;
+} & Record<K, string>;
+/** Options accepted by {@link useFieldArray} and the per-instance hook
+ * returned by `createFormContext()`. */
+type UseFieldArrayOptions<K extends string = 'id'> = {
+    name: Name;
+    form?: Form$1;
+    /**
+     * Property name the stable row key is exposed under on each `fields`
+     * entry (react-hook-form's `keyName`): defaults to `'id'`, a custom
+     * name (e.g. `'key'`) avoids clashing with a row data field of the
+     * same name. The underlying id is unchanged.
+     */
+    keyName?: K;
+    /**
+     * Declarative rules validated against the whole array value
+     * (react-hook-form's `useFieldArray` `rules`): `required` fails on an
+     * empty array, `minLength`/`maxLength` read the array's length. Checked
+     * on submit and `trigger`, like every registered validator.
+     */
+    rules?: FieldRules;
+    /**
+     * Whether unmounting this array removes its branch. Defaults to the
+     * form-level `shouldUnregister` — tombstone (drop values) like a bound
+     * field's unmount; pass `false` to keep the values.
+     */
+    shouldUnregister?: boolean;
+};
+type UseFieldArrayResult<TItem = any, K extends string = 'id'> = {
+    fields: FieldArrayItem<K>[];
+    /** Append one row. With the item type declared —
+     * `useFieldArray<Item>({name: 'items'})` — the value is checked
+     * against the array's element type. */
+    append: (value: TItem) => void;
+    prepend: (value: TItem) => void;
+    insert: (index: number, value: TItem) => void;
+    /** Remove one row, or several in a single write (`remove([0, 2])` —
+     * order-insensitive, duplicates ignored, out-of-range indices are
+     * silent no-ops). */
+    remove: (indices: number | number[]) => void;
+    swap: (from: number, to: number) => void;
+    move: (from: number, to: number) => void;
+    replace: (values: TItem[]) => void;
+    update: (index: number, value: TItem) => void;
+};
+declare function useFieldArray<TItem = any, K extends string = 'id'>(options: UseFieldArrayOptions<K>): UseFieldArrayResult<TItem, K>;
+/**
+ * The result of {@link useFieldArrayItem}. Mirrors the {@link useField}
+ * return shape (`value`/`errors`/`error`) plus the row's `index` and
+ * `name` (path key) so nested fields can build on it —
+ * `useField({name: ['tags', item.index, 'label']})`.
+ */
+type UseFieldArrayItemResult<TValue = any> = {
+    value: TValue;
+    /** Overwrite this row's value in place (same array-layer write as
+     * `update(index, value)`: the row's id and position are kept). */
+    setValue: (value: TValue) => void;
+    /** Every error registered for the row's path, insertion order; the
+     * shared empty constant while clean, so consumers can memo on it. */
+    errors: FieldError[];
+    /** First error's message — the display text — or undefined. */
+    error: string | undefined;
+    /** The row's current path key (JSON-stringified segments, e.g.
+     * `["tags",0]`); moves with the row across reorder/remove. */
+    name: string;
+    /** The row's current position in the array. `-1` while the row is being
+     * removed (or when no useFieldArray is mounted at `name`): reads return
+     * undefined and nothing writes the dangling path. */
+    index: number;
+    form: Form$1;
+};
+/**
+ * Subscribe to a single row of a {@link useFieldArray} field — the
+ * per-item counterpart `useFieldArray` alone cannot offer. `useFieldArray`
+ * subscribes to the whole branch, so any row's edit re-renders the
+ * component holding the array (and, without memoization, every row);
+ * `useFieldArrayItem` scopes what re-renders to one row identified by its
+ * stable id: editing row K re-renders only row K's component, and a
+ * whole-array rewrite re-renders only rows whose value reference actually
+ * changed. Pair it with a `React.memo` row component that takes stable
+ * props (`form`, `id`) so the array component's own re-render cannot drag
+ * the rows along.
+ *
+ * Rows whose index migrates — remove/move/swap/insert reshuffles —
+ * re-render by design: the row's path contains the index, exactly like
+ * TanStack Form's per-field api. The win is single-row edits staying
+ * single-row.
+ *
+ * Value reads and writes live on the array layer — the same layer every
+ * `useFieldArray` operation touches — so `value`, `setValue` and
+ * `update`/`append`/… always agree with each other.
+ *
+ * @param options `name` of the array (a useFieldArray must be mounted at
+ * the same path — it publishes the id table), the row's `id` from
+ * `fields[i].id`, and optionally an explicit `form`
+ */
+declare function useFieldArrayItem<TValue = any>(options: {
+    name: Name;
+    id: string;
+    form?: Form$1;
+}): UseFieldArrayItemResult<TValue>;
+
+declare const FormContext: Context<Form$1<any> | null>;
+declare const FormProvider: Provider<Form$1<any> | null>;
+/**
+ * Read the form from the module-level {@link FormContext}. Pass the values
+ * shape — `useFormContext<Values>()` — to get a fully typed `Form<Values>`
+ * headless API; the `any` default keeps untyped call sites compiling.
+ *
+ * For multiple forms in one subtree use {@link createFormContext} instead.
+ *
+ * @throws when no `<FormProvider>` is mounted above the call site.
+ */
+declare function useFormContext<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(): Form$1<T>;
+/** The bundle {@link createFormContext} returns: a private React context
+ * plus the hooks pre-bound to it, all typed against `TValues`. */
+type FormContextBundle<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any> = {
+    /** The raw React context, for `<Form context={...}>`: the component
+     * keeps its submit machinery while providing into this instance's
+     * private context. */
+    context: Context<Form$1<TValues> | null>;
+    FormProvider: (props: {
+        form: Form$1<TValues>;
+        children: ReactNode;
+    }) => ReactNode;
+    useFormContext: () => Form$1<TValues>;
+    useField: <TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>(options: {
+        name: TPath;
+    } & Omit<UseFieldOptions$1<TValues, TPath>, 'form'>) => UseFieldResult<TValues, TPath>;
+    useFieldArray: <TItem = any, K extends string = 'id'>(options: {
+        name: FieldPath<TValues> | Name;
+        keyName?: K;
+        rules?: FieldRules;
+        shouldUnregister?: boolean;
+    }) => UseFieldArrayResult<TItem, K>;
+    useFieldArrayItem: <TValue = any>(options: {
+        name: FieldPath<TValues> | Name;
+        id: string;
+    }) => UseFieldArrayItemResult<TValue>;
+};
+/**
+ * Create an isolated bundle of form-context bindings: its own React context
+ * plus `useField` / `useFieldArray` / `useFieldArrayItem` /
+ * `useFormContext` hooks that resolve their form from it.
+ *
+ * Why: the module-level {@link FormContext} works fine for a single form per
+ * subtree, but nesting two forms (or reusing a component inside a different
+ * form) makes them fight over one context. Calling this factory once per app
+ * area — `const Ctx = createFormContext<Values>()` — fixes the value shape
+ * (`Ctx.useField({name: 'user.name'})` gets its `name` constrained by
+ * `FieldPath<Values>` and its `value` typed accordingly), so call sites stop
+ * hand-writing generics, and each instance's Provider scopes a strictly
+ * separate form. The bundle also carries its raw React context
+ * (`Ctx.context`) so `<Form context={Ctx.context}>` can provide into it.
+ */
+declare function createFormContext<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any>(): FormContextBundle<TValues>;
+declare const CheckboxGroupContext: Context<any>;
+declare const CheckboxGroupProvider: Provider<any>;
+declare function useCheckboxGroupContext(): any;
+
+/** Subscription granularity for {@link onPathEvent}.
+ * - `'leaf'`: the subscriber reads exactly one key ({@link
+ *   useValueByPath}); only writes at that key or above it can change what
+ *   it reads.
+ * - `'branch'`: the subscriber aggregates a whole subtree below a key
+ *   ({@link useFieldArray}); descendant writes matter too. */
+type WatchScope = 'leaf' | 'branch';
+/** Events {@link subscribe} can watch. `'errors'` and `'touched'` are
+ * stored per exact key, so they match exact keys ({@link onKeyEvent});
+ * `'change'`, `'validating'`, `'submitting'`, `'submitCount'`,
+ * `'disabled'`, `'status'` and `'submitSuccessful'` go through
+ * {@link onPathEvent}. `'validating'` carries paths (one per async
+ * validator round) and matches by path exactly like `'change'`;
+ * `'submitting'`, `'submitCount'`, `'disabled'`, `'status'` and
+ * `'submitSuccessful'` are payload-less broadcasts, so `name` never
+ * narrows them — every subscriber hears every emission. */
+type SubscribeEvent = 'change' | 'errors' | 'touched' | 'validating' | 'submitting' | 'submitCount' | 'submitSuccessful' | 'disabled' | 'status' | 'loading';
+/** Options accepted by {@link subscribe}. */
+type SubscribeOptions = {
+    /** Path (or list of paths) to watch. Omit to receive every emission of
+     * `event`, payload-less broadcasts included. A single segments path
+     * (`['tags', 0]`) and a list of names (`['tags', 'user.name']`) are told
+     * apart by the same rule `trigger` uses: only a segments path can hold
+     * a number. */
+    name?: Name | Name[];
+    /** Event to watch. Defaults to `'change'`. */
+    event?: SubscribeEvent;
+    /** Which writes around `name` are relevant — `'leaf'` or `'branch'`.
+     * Only meaningful for the path-carrying events `'change'` and
+     * `'validating'`: `'errors'`/`'touched'` match exact keys and
+     * `'submitting'`/`'submitCount'`/`'disabled'`/`'status'`/
+     * `'submitSuccessful'` are payload-less. Defaults to `'branch'` — the
+     * intuitive linkage semantics, where subscribing to `'tags'` means the
+     * whole branch. */
+    scope?: WatchScope;
+    /** Invoked with no arguments after each matching emission. Read fresh
+     * state through the `get*` readers inside it. */
+    callback: () => void;
+};
+/**
+ * Subscribe to form events imperatively — the non-render counterpart of
+ * the `use*` hooks: linkages and side effects (province changed → clear
+ * city, autosave, analytics) run without mounting a watching component.
+ *
+ * Without `name`, `callback` fires on every `event` emission, payload-less
+ * broadcasts (reset, setInitialValues) included. With `name`, matching
+ * follows the event's shape: `'errors'`/`'touched'` match the exact key
+ * ({@link onKeyEvent}) — another field's error never wakes this
+ * subscriber — while `'change'`/`'validating'`/`'submitting'`/
+ * `'submitCount'`/`'disabled'`/`'submitSuccessful'` go through
+ * {@link onPathEvent}, so the default `'branch'` scope wakes a `'tags'`
+ * subscriber when any `tags.*` descendant is written. `'validating'`
+ * carries a path per validator round and narrows by path like
+ * `'change'`; `'disabled'`/`'submitSuccessful'` (like `'submitting'`)
+ * are payload-less broadcasts that every named subscriber receives. A
+ * `name` array builds one subscription per path and the returned
+ * function unsubscribes them all.
+ *
+ * @param form the form to watch
+ * @param options event, name(s), scope and callback
+ * @return unsubscribe function
+ */
+declare function subscribe(form: Form$1, options: SubscribeOptions): () => void;
+/** The handle {@link watch} returns: a subscribe/getSnapshot pair any
+ * reactive runtime can bind to — React's `useSyncExternalStore(subscribe,
+ * getSnapshot)`, a Solid signal, a Vue ref, a Svelte store. The handle
+ * keeps one internal listener alive from creation, so `getSnapshot()` is
+ * always fresh (a read never returns a pre-write value even with no
+ * consumer subscribed); `subscribe` adds a consumer callback and returns
+ * its own unsubscribe. Call {@link WatchHandle.dispose} when the handle's
+ * lifetime ends (adapter teardown, effect cleanup). */
+type WatchHandle<T> = {
+    /** Read the current snapshot. Recomputed on every heard event (and on
+     * first read), cached in between — repeated reads share one reference
+     * until the watched state actually changes. */
+    getSnapshot: () => T;
+    /** Register a change listener; returns the unsubscribe function. The
+     * listener fires only when the projection observably changed: with an
+     * `isEqual` comparator the getter is re-run per event and an equal
+     * verdict skips the callback entirely (TanStack's `useSelector`
+     * contract); without one, every heard event wakes the listener. */
+    subscribe: (invalidate: () => void) => () => void;
+    /** Remove the internal listener and every consumer callback. The handle
+     * is dead afterwards — reads return the last cached value and no
+     * callback ever fires again. */
+    dispose: () => void;
+};
+/**
+ * Watch a projection of form state without React — the framework-free
+ * counterpart of {@link useWatch} (same signature, same `isEqual`
+ * bailout), exported as a named top-level function so it is tree-shaken
+ * when unused. Headless adapters (Solid/Vue/Svelte bridges, imperative
+ * autosave/analytics code) consume the returned
+ * {@link WatchHandle}: read the current snapshot through `getSnapshot()`
+ * and re-read (or re-render) whenever `subscribe`'s listener fires.
+ *
+ * The handle subscribes eagerly at creation, so `getSnapshot()` never
+ * returns a stale value — including reads with no consumer subscribed.
+ * `getter` and `isEqual` are captured when `watch` is called: call it at
+ * setup time, like a subscription, and {@link WatchHandle.dispose} it at
+ * teardown. Every emission of `event` wakes the listener (payload-less
+ * broadcasts included) — the wide surface `useWatch` uses; path-scoped
+ * variants are the `useValue`-family hooks on the React side and
+ * {@link subscribe} with a `name` on this side.
+ *
+ * ```js
+ * const handle = watch(form, 'change', () => getValue(form, 'email'));
+ * // imperative consumer:
+ * const off = handle.subscribe(() => save(handle.getSnapshot()));
+ * // React adapter (useWatch is this composition):
+ * useSyncExternalStore(handle.subscribe, handle.getSnapshot, handle.getSnapshot);
+ * handle.dispose(); // teardown
+ * ```
+ *
+ * @param form the form to watch
+ * @param event the event whose emissions invalidate the snapshot
+ * @param getter the projection — read fresh state through the `get*`
+ *        readers inside it
+ * @param isEqual optional equality check; an equal verdict after an event
+ *        skips the listeners entirely (wide getters returning fresh
+ *        references per call stop churning subscribers)
+ */
+declare function watch<T>(form: Form$1, event: SubscribeEvent, getter: () => T, isEqual?: (prev: T, next: T) => boolean): WatchHandle<T>;
+
+/**
+ * Create a form instance bound to this component.
+ *
+ * Beyond {@link Options}, the optional `values` object enables controlled
+ * usage: when it genuinely changes it is re-synced into the form with
+ * setInitialValues semantics -- uncommitted user edits are discarded
+ * (master-detail semantics: selecting another record replaces the draft),
+ * while touched flags and errors survive. Change detection is
+ * reference-first with a structural fallback, so re-renders that pass an
+ * inline literal with equal content never re-sync -- the user's
+ * in-progress typing is never clobbered.
+ */
+declare function useForm<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(options?: Options<T> & {
+    values?: T;
+}): Form$1<T>;
+/**
+ * Shared core of {@link useWatch} and the path-scoped hooks: a
+ * useSyncExternalStore binding over a custom event subscription.
+ * `subscribeFactory` receives the invalidate callback (drop the snapshot
+ * cache, then notify React) and returns its unsubscribe function, so the
+ * core stays identical whether the subscription is global or scoped to
+ * one path.
+ *
+ * The optional `isEqual` comparator redirects `invalidate`: instead of
+ * dropping the cache and waking React unconditionally, an event first
+ * recomputes the getter and asks `isEqual` whether anything observable
+ * changed — an equal verdict keeps the cached snapshot and skips the
+ * notify entirely (no render at all), an unequal one stores the fresh
+ * snapshot and notifies. Omitted, the historical drop-and-notify pipeline
+ * runs byte-for-byte unchanged.
+ */
+declare function useWatchCore<T>(subscribeFactory: (invalidate: () => void) => () => void, getter: () => T, isEqual?: (prev: T, next: T) => boolean): T;
+/**
+ * Subscribe to a form event and keep the component's snapshot of `getter()`
+ * in sync with the form state.
+ *
+ * Built on useSyncExternalStore, so snapshots taken while React renders are
+ * guaranteed consistent (no tearing under concurrent rendering) and changes
+ * emitted before the subscription effect runs are still picked up.
+ *
+ * The first argument is the form for the unified `fn(form, ...)` context
+ * shape every hook shares; the raw emitter form remains accepted for
+ * back-compat and for subscription sources that are not a full form.
+ *
+ * Framework-free counterpart: {@link watch} — the same event/getter/
+ * `isEqual` contract exposed as a named export returning a
+ * subscribe/getSnapshot handle any reactive runtime can bind to
+ * (useWatch is its React binding; the ref-based cache here keeps inline
+ * getters from re-subscribing per render).
+ *
+ * By default the re-render surface is the event's own scope: every emit
+ * the subscription hears drops the snapshot cache and wakes React, which
+ * then bails out when the recomputed snapshot is reference-identical
+ * (Object.is) — the path/leaf scoping every built-in reader relies on.
+ * The optional `isEqual` comparator exists for wide-scope getters that
+ * return a fresh reference per call (a whole-values selector, say): each
+ * event recomputes the getter and asks `isEqual` whether the result is
+ * observably the same, and an equal verdict skips notifying React
+ * altogether — no render, not even a bailed-out one. An unequal verdict
+ * stores the new snapshot and re-renders. Same contract as TanStack's
+ * `useSelector` compare. Omitted, behavior is unchanged.
+ */
+declare function useWatch<T>(formOrEmitter: Form$1 | EventEmitter<FormEvents>, event: SubscribeEvent, getter: () => T, isEqual?: (prev: T, next: T) => boolean): T;
+/** Options for {@link useValue} and {@link useValueByPath}. */
+type UseValueOptions<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments> = {
+    /** Value to return while the field reads undefined — react-hook-form's
+     * `useWatch` `defaultValue`: an untouched, never-seeded field reads
+     * this instead of `undefined`. */
+    defaultValue?: PathValueOf<T, P>;
+    /** Watch descendants too (react-hook-form's `exact: false`): a write
+     * to `a.b` invalidates a `useValue(form, 'a')` read, and the read
+     * resolves the merged subtree (the copy-on-write `getValues` tree) so
+     * descendant edits show up in the result. Defaults to true — the leaf
+     * scope, where only the exact key and its ancestors invalidate (the
+     * long-standing behavior). */
+    exact?: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * Get field value state
+ */
+declare function useValue<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P, options?: UseValueOptions<T, P>): PathValueOf<T, P>;
+/**
+ * Get field value state by path
+ */
+declare function useValueByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path, options?: {
+    defaultValue?: any;
+    exact?: boolean;
+}): any;
+/**
+ * Subscribe to the whole values tree: re-renders the calling component
+ * whenever any 'change' event lands — react-hook-form's `watch()` with no
+ * arguments. The snapshot is the memoized `getValues(form)` result, so
+ * repeated reads during one render share one reference and, under
+ * `__DEV__`, one frozen copy.
+ *
+ * Broad scope by design: read it in components that must stay cheap and
+ * need the full tree; per-field readers should reach for {@link useValue}
+ * instead so a keystroke re-renders exactly the affected field.
+ */
+declare function useValues<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>): T;
+/**
+ * Get field touched state
+ */
+declare function useTouched<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get field touched state by path
+ */
+declare function useTouchedByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get field error message state
+ * @return current error's message string (display text), or undefined
+ */
+declare function useError<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): string | undefined;
+/**
+ * Get field error state by path
+ * @return current FieldError object ({type, message}), or undefined
+ */
+declare function useErrorByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path): FieldError | undefined;
+/**
+ * Get all field errors
+ * @return every error registered for the field (insertion order); an empty
+ *         array when the field has none
+ */
+declare function useFieldErrors<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): FieldError[];
+/**
+ * Get all field errors by path
+ * @return every error registered for the field (insertion order); an empty
+ *         array when the field has none
+ */
+declare function useFieldErrorsByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path): FieldError[];
+declare function useIsDirty(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get whether one field is dirty: its live value exists and differs from
+ * the field's effective baseline — the same per-field rule
+ * `getFieldState(form, name).isDirty` applies (committed
+ * `shouldDirty: false` baselines included). Subscribes to 'change' at
+ * leaf scope like {@link useValue}: own-key and ancestor writes re-check
+ * the flag, payload-less broadcasts (reset, setInitialValues) always
+ * sync, and writes elsewhere never re-render it.
+ */
+declare function useIsFieldDirty<T extends Record<string, any> = any, P extends FieldPath<T> | PathSegments = FieldPath<T> | PathSegments>(form: Form$1<T>, name: P): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get whether one field is dirty, by parsed path. See {@link
+ * useIsFieldDirty}.
+ */
+declare function useIsFieldDirtyByPath(form: Form$1, path: Path): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get dirty fields state -- object mapping each dirty field's user-facing
+ * dotted path ('a.b', 'a.0.c') to true; recalculated after 'change' events
+ */
+declare function useDirtyFields(form: Form$1): Record<string, boolean>;
+/**
+ * Get touched fields state -- array of touched fields' user-facing dotted
+ * paths ('a.b', 'a.0.c'); recalculated after 'touched' events
+ */
+declare function useTouchedFields(form: Form$1): string[];
+/**
+ * Aggregate snapshot of the whole form's state flags — the one-subscription
+ * counterpart of react-hook-form's `formState` object (no errors object;
+ * per-field error state stays with `useError`/`useFieldErrors`, and
+ * `hasErrors`/`isValid` cover the whole-form questions).
+ *
+ * Recomputed on every state-bearing event; the field-wise comparator keeps
+ * the returned reference stable while nothing observably changed, so
+ * `useFormState(form).isDirty` re-renders no more often than the dedicated
+ * {@link useIsDirty}. Cheaper than calling the granular hooks one by one
+ * (one subscription and one snapshot instead of one per flag).
+ */
+type FormState<T extends Record<string, any> = any> = {
+    /** Any live value differs from its baseline (see {@link isDirty}). */
+    isDirty: boolean;
+    /** Dirty fields keyed by user-facing dotted path ('a.b', 'a.0.c'). */
+    dirtyFields: Record<string, boolean>;
+    /** At least one field is touched. */
+    isTouched: boolean;
+    /** Touched fields' user-facing dotted paths. */
+    touchedFields: string[];
+    /** Any error registered (field or form level). */
+    hasErrors: boolean;
+    /** No errors are registered — react-hook-form's `isValid` semantics.
+     * In-flight validation is NOT factored in ({@link isValidating} is the
+     * separate signal; async rounds temporarily pass this flag like RHF's). */
+    isValid: boolean;
+    /** Every error as one record keyed by user-facing dotted path
+     * ('a.b', 'list.0') — react-hook-form's `formState.errors` shape,
+     * typed as {@link FieldErrors} (per-key values optional). Memoized
+     * (see {@link getErrorsRecord}): the reference is stable between error
+     * writes, so the snapshot comparator can bail on it. */
+    errors: FieldErrors<T>;
+    isSubmitting: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Whether a submit has been attempted on this form — set on the first
+     * `handleSubmit` call (validation outcome aside) and cleared by
+     * `reset`, react-hook-form's `formState.isSubmitted` semantics. Read
+     * after a failed submit to render a "fix the errors below" panel.
+     */
+    isSubmitted: boolean;
+    /** Any validation round is running (field, form-level, or a pending
+     * debounce window). */
+    isValidating: boolean;
+    isSubmitSuccessful: boolean | undefined;
+    submitCount: number;
+    /** Async initialValues still pending ({@link Form.isLoading}). */
+    isLoading: boolean;
+    /** The form-level disabled flag (fields OR their own `disabled`). */
+    disabled: boolean;
+};
+declare function useFormState<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>): FormState<T>;
+/**
+ * The official selector primitive — TanStack Form's
+ * `useStore(store, selector)` counterpart. Subscribes to every
+ * state-bearing form event and keeps `selector()`'s result as the
+ * snapshot; the selector itself is a plain closure (read the form through
+ * any getter — `getValue`, `getValues`, `form.errors.size`, …).
+ *
+ * Without `isEqual` the subscription is object-identity based: each event
+ * recomputes the selector and React bails out when the result is
+ * reference-identical (the contract every `useWatch` reader relies on).
+ * The optional `isEqual(prev, next)` comparator is for wide-scope
+ * selectors that return a fresh reference per call (a whole-values
+ * projection, say): an equal verdict skips notifying React altogether —
+ * no render, not even a bailed-out one (TanStack `useSelector` compare
+ * contract).
+ *
+ * `useFormState` is the built-in aggregate selector; {@link useWatch} is
+ * the single-event version. Reach for `useStore` when the projection is
+ * yours and spans state events — e.g. `form.validating.size > 0 &&
+ * form.isSubmitting` as one flag.
+ */
+declare function useStore<T>(form: Form$1, selector: () => T, isEqual?: (prev: T, next: T) => boolean): T;
+declare function useHasErrors(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get every error as one record keyed by user-facing dotted path
+ * ('a.b', 'list.0') — react-hook-form's `formState.errors` shape, for
+ * error-summary panels and a11y announcements. Values are the stored
+ * FieldError[] arrays shared with the form (treat as read-only). The
+ * record is memoized per form (see {@link getErrorsRecord}): the hook
+ * re-renders only when an error write actually changed the record's
+ * content.
+ */
+declare function useErrors<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>): FieldErrors<T>;
+/**
+ * Get every error as one nested object following the values tree
+ * (`errors.items?.[0]?.name` reads) — the typed optional-chaining
+ * counterpart of {@link useErrors}' flat dotted record. Leaves hold the
+ * stored FieldError[] arrays shared with the form (treat as read-only).
+ * Memoized alongside the record (see {@link getErrorsTree}): the hook
+ * re-renders only when an error write actually changed the tree's
+ * content.
+ */
+declare function useErrorsTree<T extends Record<string, any> = any>(form: Form$1<T>): FieldErrorsTree<T>;
+/**
+ * Get whether the form currently has no errors — react-hook-form's
+ * `formState.isValid` counterpart. Subscribes to the `'errors'` event only;
+ * in-flight validation does not flip it (see {@link useIsValidating}).
+ */
+declare function useIsValid(form: Form$1): boolean;
+declare function useIsSubmitting(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get whether an async {@link Options.initialValues} source is still
+ * pending — the flag a loading skeleton or a disabled submit button gates
+ * on until the resolved baseline lands. Subscribes to the 'loading' event
+ * the core emits around the resolution cycle.
+ */
+declare function useIsLoading(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get the form's user-owned metadata slot reactively (Formik's `status`
+ * counterpart): any value the app stores through {@link setStatus} —
+ * server session flags, wizard step state, non-field errors. Subscribes
+ * to the payload-less 'status' event, so unrelated events never re-render
+ * the caller, and the returned reference is stable between writes that
+ * store an equal value (useSyncExternalStore's Object.is bailout).
+ */
+declare function useStatus<T = any>(form: Form$1): T;
+/**
+ * Get whether the form accepts a submit right now:
+ * `!isSubmitting && !hasErrors`. This is the single flag a submit
+ * button's `disabled` prop wants — it is `false` for the whole async
+ * `onSubmit` span (not just the validation pass) and whenever any field
+ * holds an error (client validation or server backfill), replacing the
+ * hand-rolled `useHasErrors(form) || useIsSubmitting(form)` pair.
+ * Deliberately no dirty or validating semantics: an untouched-but-clean
+ * form can submit.
+ */
+declare function useCanSubmit(form: Form$1): boolean;
+declare function useSubmitCount(form: Form$1): number;
+/**
+ * Get whether any validation round is currently running: a field
+ * validator's pending `validateDebounce` window, an async field validator
+ * still in flight, or the form-level validate's debounce window / in-flight
+ * round — every one of them holds a key in `form.validating`, and the
+ * 'validating' events they emit (field rounds with a path payload, the
+ * form-level round as a payload-less broadcast) are what this subscribes
+ * to. The boolean snapshot is Object.is-stable, so churn among the marks
+ * (a second field opening while the first settles) costs no render while
+ * the flag holds. This is the flag a submit button disables itself on, or
+ * spins a spinner with, through the pre-submit validation pass — it flips
+ * true the moment the first round opens and back false when the last one
+ * settles.
+ */
+declare function useIsValidating(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get whether the last submit succeeded: `true` once a submit's validation
+ * and `onSubmit` completed without throwing, `false` after a failed submit
+ * (validation rejection or a thrown callback) and before any submit ran —
+ * the falsy reading of the undefined initial/reset state. Subscribes to
+ * the 'submitSuccessful' event the core's setSubmitSuccessful emits, so
+ * the flag flips in the same tick the outcome lands: the usual consumers
+ * are a success banner and a redirect-on-success effect.
+ */
+declare function useIsSubmitSuccessful(form: Form$1): boolean;
+/**
+ * Get the form-level error message: the first error stored under the
+ * reserved {@link FORM_ERROR} key, as display text — or undefined while
+ * the slot is clean. That key is where a form-level `validate` record's
+ * `_form` entry lands and where the Standard Schema adapter drops
+ * path-less issues, so errors that belong to no single field still have a
+ * reader. The classic usage renders it once above the submit button —
+ * `useFormError(form) || null` — and the imperative twin is
+ * `getError(form, FORM_ERROR)`.
+ */
+declare function useFormError(form: Form$1): string | undefined;
+/**
+ * Get every form-level error: all errors stored under the reserved
+ * {@link FORM_ERROR} key (insertion order), an empty array when the slot
+ * is clean. The plural twin of {@link useFormError} for forms that stack
+ * several form-level issues — each path-less Standard Schema issue lands
+ * in this slot. The array reference is stable between unrelated events
+ * (the stored array or a shared empty constant), so consumers can memo on
+ * it; the imperative counterpart is `getFieldErrors(form, FORM_ERROR)`.
+ */
+declare function useFormErrors(form: Form$1): FieldError[];
+
+/**
+ * Options accepted by {@link useTransform}.
+ */
+type UseTransformOptions<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments, TDisplay = PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>> = {
+    /**
+     * Map the form's stored (raw) value to the display value the control
+     * renders — the read direction. Omitted: the raw value is displayed
+     * as-is (identity).
+     */
+    toDisplay?: (raw: PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>) => TDisplay;
+    /**
+     * Map a display value back to the raw value written into the form —
+     * the write direction. Omitted: the display value is written as-is
+     * (identity). May return a Promise: the resolved raw value commits
+     * when it settles (async transforms, e.g. server-side formatting),
+     * with stale resolutions dropped — only the latest write commits.
+     * The round trip should be an identity
+     * (`toDisplay(fromDisplay(x)) === x`); a store value the transform
+     * cannot invert (e.g. `undefined` for a not-yet-edited field) must be
+     * handled by `toDisplay`, since it runs first.
+     */
+    fromDisplay?: (display: TDisplay) => PathValueOf<TValues, TPath> | Promise<PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>>;
+    /**
+     * Debounce the display→raw commit: a write inside the window supersedes
+     * the pending one, and only the last write commits when the window
+     * elapses — the async-transforms counterpart of the field validator's
+     * `validateDebounce` (TanStack Form's `asyncDebounceMs`). `0`/omitted
+     * commits immediately (an async `fromDisplay` still resolves before
+     * the commit lands). The store value stays unchanged until the commit:
+     * `value` keeps deriving from it, and validation fires at commit time
+     * through the user-change pipeline.
+     */
+    asyncDebounceMs?: number;
+};
+/**
+ * Bind a control to a field whose stored value and display value differ
+ * — TanStack Form's `useTransform` counterpart, with the round trip made
+ * explicit: `toDisplay` maps the store value to what the control shows,
+ * `fromDisplay` maps the control's display value back to what the store
+ * holds. The store always carries the raw typed value, so
+ * `getValues`/submit/validation never see display representations.
+ *
+ * ```jsx
+ * const age = useTransform(form, 'age', {
+ *   toDisplay: (raw: number) => String(raw),
+ *   fromDisplay: (display: string) => Number(display)
+ * });
+ * <input value={age.value} onChange={e => age.onChange(e.target.value)} />
+ * ```
+ *
+ * `value` subscribes to 'change' at leaf scope exactly like a controlled
+ * `useField` value — typing, programmatic `setValue` and ancestor writes
+ * all re-derive it, writes elsewhere never re-render it. `onChange`
+ * writes through `userChangeByPath` (the user-change channel): with a
+ * field mounted at the same path the mode/reValidateMode-gated
+ * validation fires exactly as if the user typed into a bound field; with
+ * no mounted field it degrades to a plain value write. Touched marking
+ * stays a blur concern — pair this with `useField` at the same path, or
+ * call `setTouched`, when blur semantics matter.
+ *
+ * The transform functions are read fresh on every render (inline
+ * closures work), and `value` is recomputed per render — keep display
+ * values primitive (string/number) so React's equal-state bailout holds.
+ *
+ * @param form the form instance (explicit; the hook is headless — no
+ *        context read, no provider required)
+ * @param name the field's path (dotted string or segments)
+ * @param options the two mapping directions; both optional (identity)
+ */
+declare function useTransform<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments, TDisplay = PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>>(form: Form$1<TValues>, name: TPath, options?: UseTransformOptions<TValues, TPath, TDisplay>): {
+    value: TDisplay;
+    onChange: (display: TDisplay) => void;
+};
+
+/**
+ * Props for <Form>.
+ *
+ * Native validation behavior: the rendered <form> always sets noValidate,
+ * which suppresses the browser's built-in blocked-submit UI. However, native
+ * constraint validation still gates submission — the form element's
+ * checkValidity() runs before custom validators, and when it fails,
+ * reportValidity() surfaces the offending constraints as native bubbles and
+ * submission stops (onInvalidSubmit fires). onSubmit/onValidSubmit only run
+ * once every native constraint (required, type=email, minLength, ...) passes.
+ * Pass `shouldUseNativeValidation={false}` (or `createForm({shouldUseNativeValidation:
+ * false})`) to skip the native gate entirely for custom-validator-only
+ * forms — targets without checkValidity (React Native, toolbar buttons)
+ * are always exempt.
+ *
+ * The submit flow itself lives in the headless `handleSubmit` (see form.ts);
+ * this component is a thin wrapper that binds it to the rendered <form>.
+ */
+type FormProps<T extends Record<string, any> = any> = Omit<React.FormHTMLAttributes<HTMLFormElement>, 'onSubmit'> & {
+    form?: Form$1<T>;
+    /**
+     * Provide into an isolated context from `createFormContext()` instead of
+     * the module-level one — `<Form context={ProfileForm.context}>` keeps the
+     * component's full submit machinery while the factory's bound hooks
+     * (`ProfileForm.useField`, `ProfileForm.useFormContext`, ...) resolve this
+     * form from their private context. The module-level `useFormContext()` /
+     * `useField` do not see it; that is the point of the isolation. Omitted,
+     * the form lands in the module-level FormContext as before.
+     */
+    context?: React.Context<Form$1<any> | null>;
+    /**
+     * The values baseline — a sync object, a Promise, or a thunk returning
+     * either ({@link Options.initialValues}). Async sources render the form
+     * empty and gate on `form.isLoading` until they resolve.
+     */
+    initialValues?: T | Promise<T> | (() => T | Promise<T>);
+    /**
+     * Form-level default for a bound field's unmount behavior
+     * ({@link Options.shouldUnregister}): `true` (the default) tombstones
+     * unmounted fields, `false` keeps their values.
+     */
+    shouldUnregister?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Validate on mount (see {@link Options.validateOnMount}): every
+     * mounted field with a validator kicks once after mount and the
+     * form-level `validate` (if any) runs once. A field's own
+     * `validateOnMount` prop overrides this flag.
+     */
+    validateOnMount?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Disable every bound field: the form-level flag fields OR with their
+     * own `disabled` option (a field cannot opt out). Seeded at create and
+     * kept in sync while this prop changes (undefined leaves the current
+     * flag untouched — toggle at runtime with `setDisabled`).
+     */
+    disabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Form-level default for field validation's `asyncAlways`: a field
+     * whose `required` gate failed still runs its debounced validator, its
+     * result landing per-source alongside the gate's errors. A field's own
+     * `asyncAlways` prop overrides this flag.
+     */
+    asyncAlways?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Controlled external values. When the `values` reference changes, the
+     * new object is synced into the form (via setInitialValues semantics):
+     * uncommitted user edits are discarded -- master-detail semantics, where
+     * selecting another record replaces the draft -- while touched flags and
+     * errors are kept. Sync is reference-based: re-renders that pass the same
+     * `values` reference never clobber what the user is typing.
+     */
+    values?: T;
+    /** May be async — the submit flow awaits it, so form.isSubmitting
+     * covers the entire flight. */
+    onSubmit?: (values: T, e: React.FormEvent) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /** May be async, same as onSubmit. */
+    onValidSubmit?: (values: T, e: React.FormEvent) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /**
+     * React 19 Server Action target: after validation passes (and after
+     * onSubmit/onValidSubmit), the validated, schema-coerced values are
+     * converted to FormData ({@link formDataFromValues} — files, arrays and
+     * nested objects included) and dispatched to this callback, e.g.
+     * `action={createUser}` for a server action or
+     * `action={formData => startTransition(() => dispatch(formData))}` in a
+     * useActionState bridge. `isSubmitting` covers the whole flight.
+     *
+     * The callback may return an {@link ActionErrorResult}: its `errors`
+     * record lands on the form as per-field `type: 'server'` errors and the
+     * submit counts as unsuccessful — a server action rejecting the payload
+     * (422-style) hydrates the fields exactly like failed client
+     * validation. Return anything else to report success.
+     *
+     * Alternatively pass a URL string: it renders as the form's native
+     * `action` attribute, giving progressive enhancement — without
+     * JavaScript the browser posts the raw FormData to it (native
+     * constraint attributes from declarative `rules` still gate invalid
+     * submits), and with JavaScript the validated pipeline runs instead
+     * (pair the URL with `method="post"` and perform the network call in
+     * `onValidSubmit`; `handleSubmit` preventDefaults the native post).
+     */
+    action?: string | ((formData: FormData) => void | Promise<void | ActionErrorResult>);
+    /**
+     * Called when validation fails.
+     * @param errors array of {path, type, message} entries in insertion
+     *        order; path is the dotted field path ('a.b', 'list.0'), type is
+     *        the error kind ('custom' for plain string errors, 'native' for
+     *        failed DOM constraint validation), message is the display text
+     * @param values current form values
+     */
+    onInvalidSubmit?: (errors: {
+        path: string;
+        type: string;
+        message: string;
+    }[], values: T) => void;
+    /**
+     * Focus the first field with an error after a failed submit: custom
+     * validation failures focus the first errored field, native constraint
+     * failures focus the first ':invalid' control. Defaults to true; pass
+     * false to disable.
+     */
+    shouldFocusError?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Whether native constraint validation gates submission — pass false
+     * for custom-validator-only forms (react-hook-form's
+     * `shouldUseNativeValidation`). Seeds the internally created form's
+     * flag (`useForm` create-time option) and overrides it for this form's
+     * submit wiring; with an external `form` prop only the submit wiring is
+     * affected. Defaults to the form's flag (`true`).
+     */
+    shouldUseNativeValidation?: boolean;
+};
+declare function Form<T extends Record<string, any> = any>({ form: f1, context, initialValues, values, shouldUnregister, validateOnMount, disabled, asyncAlways, onSubmit, onValidSubmit, onInvalidSubmit, action, shouldFocusError, shouldUseNativeValidation, ...props }: FormProps<T>): React.JSX.Element;
+
+/**
+ * Props for {@link FormField}: every {@link UseFieldOptions} option plus a
+ * render-prop `children` receiving the bound field result.
+ */
+type FormFieldProps<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = UseFieldOptions$1<TValues, TPath> & {
+    children: (field: UseFieldResult<TValues, TPath>) => React.ReactNode;
+};
+/**
+ * Headless field bound through a render prop — the non-hook counterpart of
+ * {@link useField} for class components, callback-style consumers and
+ * library bridges where a hook cannot be called (Formik `<Field>` /
+ * TanStack `form.Field` shape).
+ *
+ * The child function receives the full {@link UseFieldResult} — value,
+ * error(s), onChange/onBlur, `disabled`, `focusRef`, the bound `form` —
+ * and renders whatever UI it wants; nothing is rendered when it returns
+ * null/undefined, so it can also gate conditional layout. Resolves its
+ * form from the module-level `FormContext` or the explicit `form` option
+ * (per-instance contexts from `createFormContext()` keep using their own
+ * `useField` hook).
+ */
+declare function FormField<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>({ children, ...options }: FormFieldProps<TValues, TPath>): React.ReactNode;
+
+/**
+ * The error-message element id a field's `aria-describedby` points at —
+ * `fieldErrorId('a[0].b')` is `'a-0-b'`, the same id `<Field>`'s built-in
+ * `renderError` span carries. This is the library-level wiring convention:
+ * whenever a bound field (Field/Checkbox/Select, `useField`'s `inputProps`)
+ * has an error it sets `aria-invalid` and describes the element with this
+ * id, so a custom error component only needs
+ * `<span id={fieldErrorId(name)} role="alert">` to complete the
+ * accessible-name chain for screen readers.
+ * @param name the same field name passed to the bound component
+ */
+declare function fieldErrorId(name: Name): string;
+
+/**
+ * Props shared by Field/Checkbox/Select. Generic so a typed form flows into
+ * the `validate` callback: with `form` (a `Form<Values>`) and `name`
+ * (a `FieldPath<Values>`) provided, `validate` receives the value at that
+ * path — `PathValueOf<Values, P>` — instead of `any`. The defaults keep the
+ * bare `<Field name="x" />` (context-resolved, untyped) call sites exactly
+ * as permissive as before.
+ */
+type UseFieldOptions<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = {
+    form?: Form$1<TValues>;
+    name?: TPath;
+    initialValue?: any;
+    shouldUnregister?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Field-level validator. The value argument is typed when the field is
+     * tied to a typed form (via the `form` prop); the return shape mirrors
+     * {@link Validator} — an error (string / FieldError / mixed array) or
+     * undefined when valid, possibly a Promise for async validation. The
+     * second argument carries the validation context (`meta.signal` aborts
+     * when the round is superseded).
+     */
+    validate?: ((value: PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>, meta: {
+        form: Form$1;
+        path: Path;
+        signal: AbortSignal;
+    }) => ReturnType<Validator>) | StandardSchemaV1<PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>>;
+    /**
+     * Declarative rules (required/min/max/minLength/maxLength/pattern,
+     * plus custom `validate` callbacks), compiled into a validator that
+     * runs before `validate`; failures land in the form's error state.
+     * The declarative subset is also rendered as native constraint
+     * attributes (`required`, `minLength`, `pattern`, …) onto the element
+     * for browser/AT hints — `:invalid` styling, screen-reader
+     * announcements — while the store pipeline stays the source of truth
+     * for messages (`renderError`/`aria-invalid` keep working; a user-passed
+     * `required`/`pattern`/… prop overrides the derived attribute). Passed
+     * through to useField — like validateDebounce it is never spread onto
+     * the DOM element.
+     */
+    rules?: FieldRules;
+    /**
+     * Milliseconds to debounce this field's validation kicks. Defaults to 0
+     * (validate immediately); only the last kick inside the window runs the
+     * validator, and `trigger` waits the window out. Passed through to
+     * useField/useValidate.
+     */
+    validateDebounce?: number;
+    /**
+     * Run this field's debounced validator even when its `required` gate
+     * failed (TanStack Form's `asyncAlways`): the gate's errors land
+     * immediately, the validator's own result lands alongside them
+     * per-source. Falls back to the form-level `createForm({asyncAlways})`.
+     * Passed through to useField.
+     */
+    asyncAlways?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Validate this field once on mount (see {@link
+     * UseFieldOptions}' `validateOnMount`): overrides the form-level
+     * `createForm({validateOnMount})` / `<Form validateOnMount>` flag in
+     * either direction. Passed through to useField.
+     */
+    validateOnMount?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Disable this field's control: OR-ed with the form-level flag
+     * (`createForm({disabled})` / `setDisabled`) — a field cannot opt out
+     * of a disabled form. Passed through to useField, like every option,
+     * never spread onto the DOM element from props.
+     */
+    disabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Milliseconds to delay showing a newly appearing error (render layer
+     * only — `aria-invalid`/`renderError` wait out the window while the
+     * form's error state stays immediate for trigger/submit). An error
+     * that clears inside the window never shows; once visible, error
+     * changes apply immediately. Passed through to useField.
+     */
+    delayError?: number;
+    /**
+     * Field-level validation mode override: this field validates on its own
+     * schedule instead of the form's `mode` (other fields are unaffected);
+     * the form's `reValidateMode` still governs re-validation once the
+     * field has an error. Passed through to useField, never spread onto
+     * the DOM element.
+     */
+    mode?: ValidationMode;
+    /**
+     * Uncontrolled mode: render the element with `defaultValue` instead of
+     * `value` — typing re-renders nothing (the store still carries every
+     * write; errors/touched/disabled still re-render the field). The
+     * snapshot is pinned at mount; bulk operations (reset/setInitialValues)
+     * sync the DOM element directly without a render — RHF-register
+     * behavior (read live values with useValue/getValues). Passed through
+     * to useField, never spread onto the DOM element.
+     */
+    uncontrolled?: boolean;
+    [key: string]: any;
+};
+type FieldProps<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = UseFieldOptions<TValues, TPath> & {
+    as?: React.ComponentType<any>;
+    asProps?: Record<string, any>;
+    eventToValue?: (e: any) => any;
+    valueToProps?: (value: any) => Record<string, any>;
+    /**
+     * Optional error renderer. When provided and the field has an error,
+     * Field renders `<span id={id} role="alert">{renderError(error, id)}</span>`
+     * next to the input. The input's aria-describedby points at that span's
+     * id (the same `fieldErrorId(name)` derivation) whenever the field has
+     * an error — with or without renderError — so custom error components
+     * that render the element themselves (using `fieldErrorId`) get the
+     * wiring for free.
+     */
+    renderError?: (error: string, id: string) => React.ReactNode;
+    /**
+     * Store `e.target.valueAsNumber` instead of the string value —
+     * react-hook-form's `register({valueAsNumber})` counterpart for number
+     * inputs (`<input type="number">`). `NaN` passes through as-is when the
+     * input cannot be parsed, matching RHF. An explicit `eventToValue`
+     * takes precedence.
+     */
+    valueAsNumber?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Store `e.target.valueAsDate` instead of the string value — RHF's
+     * `register({valueAsDate})` counterpart for date/time inputs. `null`
+     * passes through when the input cannot be parsed. An explicit
+     * `eventToValue` takes precedence; combining with `valueAsNumber` is a
+     * TypeError.
+     */
+    valueAsDate?: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * The callable shape of {@link Field}: `form` + `name` flow their generics
+ * into `validate`'s value argument (`PathValueOf<TValues, TPath>`). A named
+ * interface rather than an inline `as <TValues, ...>() => ...` signature —
+ * same types, and the inline form trips no-use-before-define on the type
+ * parameters.
+ */
+type FieldComponent = {
+    <TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>(props: FieldProps<TValues, TPath> & React.RefAttributes<HTMLInputElement>): React.ReactElement | null;
+};
+declare const Field: FieldComponent;
+type CheckboxProps<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = UseFieldOptions<TValues, TPath>;
+/**
+ * Callable shape of {@link Checkbox}: the same form-typed `validate`
+ * inference contract as {@link FieldComponent}.
+ */
+type CheckboxComponent = {
+    <TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>(props: CheckboxProps<TValues, TPath> & React.RefAttributes<HTMLInputElement>): React.ReactElement | null;
+};
+declare const Checkbox: CheckboxComponent;
+type SelectProps<TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments> = UseFieldOptions<TValues, TPath> & {
+    multiple?: boolean;
+    children?: React.ReactNode;
+};
+/**
+ * Callable shape of {@link Select}: the same form-typed `validate`
+ * inference contract as {@link FieldComponent}.
+ */
+type SelectComponent = {
+    <TValues extends Record<string, any> = any, TPath extends FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments = FieldPath<TValues> | PathSegments>(props: SelectProps<TValues, TPath> & React.RefAttributes<HTMLSelectElement>): React.ReactElement | null;
+};
+declare const Select: SelectComponent;
+
+export { Checkbox, CheckboxGroupContext, CheckboxGroupProvider, Field, FieldError, FieldErrorEntry, FieldErrors, FieldErrorsTree, FieldPath, FieldRules, Form, FormContext, FormEvents, FormField, Form$1 as FormInstance, FormProvider, Name, Options, Path, PathSegments, PathValueOf, RegisterOptions, RegisterProps, Select, StandardSchemaV1, ValidationMode, Validator, changeValue, changeValueByPath, createFormContext, emitChangeByPath, fieldErrorId, getDirtyFields, getFieldState, getTouchedFields, getValue, getValueByPath, getValues, handleSubmit, hasTouched, hasTouchedByPath, incrementSubmitCount, isDirty, isFieldDirtyByPath, isTouched, registerField, registerFieldMode, removeField, removeFieldByPath, reset, resetField, seedValueByPath, setDisabled, setInitialValues, setIsSubmitting, setStatus, setSubmitSuccessful, setTouched, setTouchedByPath, setValue, setValueByPath, subscribe, unregisterFieldMode, useCanSubmit, useCheckboxGroupContext, useDirtyFields, useError, useErrorByPath, useErrors, useErrorsTree, useField, useFieldArray, useFieldArrayItem, useFieldErrors, useFieldErrorsByPath, useForm, useFormContext, useFormError, useFormErrors, useFormState, useHasErrors, useIsDirty, useIsFieldDirty, useIsFieldDirtyByPath, useIsLoading, useIsSubmitSuccessful, useIsSubmitting, useIsValid, useIsValidating, useStatus, useStore, useSubmitCount, useTouched, useTouchedByPath, useTouchedFields, useTransform, useValue, useValueByPath, useValues, useWatch, useWatchCore, userBlur, userChangeByPath, watch };
+export type { ActionErrorResult, FieldState, FormContextBundle, FormState, HandleSubmitOptions, RemoveFieldOptions, ResetFieldOptions, ResetOptions, SetFieldOptions, SubscribeEvent, SubscribeOptions, UseTransformOptions, UseValueOptions, WatchHandle, WatchScope };