/** * Distribution-aware slider maths. * * A linear min..max track is useless on skewed data, which is the normal case * in both consumers: dufs-cloud's file sizes span bytes to gigabytes, and * awesome-mcp-explorer's star counts run 0..166,785 with a median of 8, so a * linear midpoint sits above 99.9% of all rows. Mapping the track through the * actual distribution puts the middle of the track at the median, which makes * equal track distance mean roughly equal numbers of items. * * This was duplicated in dufs-cloud and awesome-mcp-explorer before it moved * here; both now import it. */ /** * Bounds-checked array access (callers guarantee the index is valid). Keeps the * quantile helpers free of scattered non-null assertions or dead undefined * guards while still satisfying `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`. */ export declare function nth(values: readonly number[], index: number): number; /** Clamp to the unit interval. */ export declare function clamp01(x: number): number; /** * The value at quantile `f` (0..1) of an ascending, non-empty array, with linear * interpolation between the two straddling samples. This is what makes the * sliders distribution-aware: f = 0.5 returns the *median*, so the middle of the * track sits where half the items are — not the arithmetic midpoint of the * range. Empty input yields 0 (callers hide the slider in that case). */ export declare function quantileValue(sorted: readonly number[], f: number): number; /** * The quantile (0..1) of `value` within `sorted` — the inverse of * {@link quantileValue}, used to place a thumb at the right spot on the track. * Values at or beyond the ends map to 0/1. */ export declare function valueQuantile(sorted: readonly number[], value: number): number; /** * Pointer x to a 0..1 fraction of a track. * * Extracted as pure geometry so slider behaviour is testable without layout, * which jsdom does not implement. */ export declare function fractionFromPointer(rect: DOMRect, clientX: number): number; //# sourceMappingURL=quantile.d.ts.map