import React from "react";
import { OverlayProps as BlueprintOverlayProps, SpinnerProps as BlueprintSpinnerProps } from "@blueprintjs/core";
import Color from "color";
import { ButtonProps } from "./../Button/Button";
type SpinnerPosition = "local" | "inline" | "global";
type SpinnerSize = "tiny" | "small" | "medium" | "large" | "xlarge" | "inherit";
type SpinnerStroke = "thin" | "medium" | "bold";
/** A spinner that is either displayed globally or locally. */
export interface SpinnerProps extends Omit<BlueprintSpinnerProps, "size" | "intent" | "color"> {
    /**
     * Must be a valid css color definition.
     * `intent` property will always overwrite this setting.
     */
    color?: Color | string | "inherit";
    /**
     * Intent state of the spinner.
     * When used the spinner is colored.
     * Property overwrites `elevated` setting.
     */
    intent?: ButtonProps["intent"];
    /**
     * Highlight the spinner.
     * It is displayed with accent color intent.
     */
    elevated?: boolean;
    /**
     * Additional CSS class names.
     */
    className?: string;
    /**
     * Position where and how the spinner is displayed:
     * * `local`: the spinner is displayed as centered overlay to the neareast parent with relative (or equivalent) positioning
     * * `inline`: the spinner is displayed as inline element
     * * `global`: the spinner is displayed including backdrop centered over the full viewport
     */
    position?: SpinnerPosition;
    /**
     * The size of the spinner.
     * The default size relates to the `position`.
     */
    size?: SpinnerSize;
    /**
     * The stroke width that is used to visualize the spinner.
     * The default size relates to the `position`.
     * There are only rare cases to set this property,
     */
    stroke?: SpinnerStroke;
    /**
     * Delay when to show the spinner in ms.
     */
    delay?: number;
    /**
     * Includes a backdrop behind the spinner that narrows visibility of the area behind the spinner.
     * This option only works with "local" spinners, for "inline" spinners there is no backdrop, "global" spinners always have backdrops.
     * The backdrop and the spinner are located over the nearest parent element that is styled by `position: relative` or some other CSS rule with an equivalent outcome.
     */
    showLocalBackdrop?: boolean;
    /**
     * Use this property to alter the display of the backdrop used for the global spinner
     */
    overlayProps?: BlueprintOverlayProps;
}
export declare const Spinner: ({ className, color, intent, elevated, position, size, stroke, showLocalBackdrop, delay, overlayProps, ...otherProps }: SpinnerProps) => React.JSX.Element | null;
export default Spinner;