export interface SanitizeOptions {
    /** List of tags to remove from the sanitized tree. Scripts are always disallowed. */
    disallowedTags?: readonly string[];
    /** List of allowed first-level tags under the sanitized root container. */
    allowedRoots?: readonly string[];
    /** List of attributes that should be treated as URL-bearing attributes. */
    urlAttributes?: readonly string[];
    /** List of allowed URL protocols. Empty string means relative URLs are allowed. */
    allowedUrlProtocols?: readonly string[];
}
/**
 * Lightly sanitizes html string from malicious attributes, values, and scripts
 * Can also remove disallowed tags and filter first-level root tags.
 * NOTE: This is a lightweight sanitizer for rich-text HTML and SVG detection.
 * For complex or security-critical sanitization, prefer specialized libraries such as DOMPurify.
 * @param html - html string to sanitize
 * @param options - sanitize options
 */
export declare function sanitize(html: string, options?: SanitizeOptions): string;
/**
 * Sanitizes Element from malicious attributes, values, and scripts.
 * Useful when you need to sanitize already parsed html.
 * Can also remove disallowed tags and filter first-level root tags.
 * NOTE: This is a lightweight sanitizer for rich-text HTML and SVG detection.
 * For complex or security-critical sanitization, prefer specialized libraries such as DOMPurify.
 * @param el - Element to sanitize
 * @param options - sanitize options
 */
export declare function sanitize<T extends Element>(el: T, options?: SanitizeOptions): T;