type TRestrictedDialogRole = 'dialog' | 'alertdialog' | 'menu';
type TWcagSupplementalRole = 'tooltip' | 'listbox' | 'tree' | 'grid' | 'note' | 'status' | 'alert' | 'log';
/**
 * Props shape passed from legacy `role` / `label` / `titleId` into `@atlaskit/top-layer` `Popup.Content`.
 *
 * The `{ role: undefined }` variant covers the legacy contract where a
 * consumer omits `role` to opt out of any popup semantics (and the
 * associated role-based initial-focus movement). Legacy `Popup` left the
 * popup element role-less in that case; we preserve that behaviour here
 * rather than defaulting to `'dialog'`, which would move focus into the
 * popup on open.
 */
export type TUseRolePropsResult = {
    role: TRestrictedDialogRole;
    labelledBy: string;
} | {
    role: TRestrictedDialogRole;
    label: string;
} | {
    role: TWcagSupplementalRole;
    label: string | undefined;
} | {
    role: undefined;
    label: string | undefined;
};
/**
 * Maps legacy popup role/label/titleId props to the discriminated union
 * that `Popup.Content` expects.
 *
 * `Popup.Content` enforces at the type level that dialog/alertdialog/menu
 * roles must have `label` or `labelledBy`. This hook bridges the legacy
 * flat-prop API (`role`, `label`, `titleId`) to that shape.
 *
 * When `role` is omitted entirely, the result carries `role: undefined`
 * (no implicit default). This matches the legacy `Popup` contract and
 * keeps the underlying `Popover` from running role-based initial focus.
 */
export declare function useRoleProps({ role, label, titleId, }: {
    role: string | undefined;
    label: string | undefined;
    titleId: string | undefined;
}): TUseRolePropsResult;
export {};