import React, { type ElementType, type ReactNode } from 'react';
import { type ColumnWidth } from './internal/context';
/**
 * This is hard-coded here because our actual <TableTree /> has no typings
 * for its props.
 *
 * Adding types for real *might* break things so will need a little care.
 *
 * Defining it here for now lets us provide *something* without much headache.
 */
export interface TableTreeProps<Item> {
    /**
     * The contents of the table.
     * Use this when composing `Cell`, `Header`, `Headers`, `Row`, and `Rows` components.
     * For basic usage, it's simpler to specify table contents with the `items` prop instead.
     */
    children?: ReactNode;
    /**
     * Each column component is used to render the cells in that column.
     * A cell's `content` value, specified in the data passed to `items`, is provided as props.
     */
    columns?: ElementType[];
    /**
     * The widths of the columns in the table.
     */
    columnWidths?: ColumnWidth[];
    /**
     * The header text of the columns of the table.
     */
    headers?: string[];
    /**
    Use this to set whether a row with children should expand when clicked anywhere within the row. If `false` or unset, a row with children will only expand when the chevron is clicked.

    If your cells contain interactive elements, always set this to `false` to avoid unexpected expanding or collapsing.

    If you aren't using the `items` prop, `shouldExpandOnClick` should be used on the row component instead.
   */
    shouldExpandOnClick?: boolean;
    /**
    The data used to render the table. If you're creating a basic table, use this prop instead of composing cell, header, headers, row, and rows components.

    In addition to the `items` props, any other data can be added, and it will
    be provided as props when rendering each cell.
   */
    items?: Item[] | null;
    /**
     * The value used to extend the expand or collapse button label in cases where `row` has child rows.
     * It should be a string when we pass data via the `items` property, the value should be one of the `columns` names.
     * It should be a number when we pass data via the `rows` component as children in the table tree.
     */
    mainColumnForExpandCollapseLabel?: string | number;
    /**
     * This is an `aria-label` attribute. Use the label to describe the table for assistive technologies.
     * Usage of either this, or the `labelId` attribute is strongly recommended.
     */
    label?: string;
    /**
     * This is an `aria-labelledby` attribute. Pass an ID for the element which should define an accessible name for the table.
     * Usage of either this, or the `label` attribute is strongly recommended.
     */
    referencedLabel?: string;
}
declare function TableTree<Item extends {
    id: string;
}>({ children, columns, columnWidths: defaultColumnWidths, headers, shouldExpandOnClick, items, mainColumnForExpandCollapseLabel, label, referencedLabel, }: TableTreeProps<Item>): React.JSX.Element;
export default TableTree;