import { User } from "../../types";
import { EntityCollectionTableProps } from "./EntityCollectionTableProps";
/**
 * This component is in charge of rendering a collection table with a high
 * degree of customization.
 *
 * This component is used internally by {@link EntityCollectionView} and
 * {@link useReferenceDialog}
 *
 * Please note that you only need to use this component if you are building
 * a custom view. If you just need to create a default view you can do it
 * exclusively with config options.
 *
 * If you want to bind a {@link EntityCollection} to a table with the default
 * options you see in collections in the top level navigation, you can
 * check {@link EntityCollectionView}.
 *
 * The data displayed in the table is managed by a {@link EntityTableController}.
 * You can build the default, bound to a path in the datasource, by using the hook
 * {@link useDataSourceTableController}
 *
 * @see EntityCollectionTableProps
 * @see EntityCollectionView
 * @see VirtualTable
 * @group Components
 */
export declare const EntityCollectionTable: <M extends Record<string, any> = any, USER extends User = any>({ className, style, forceFilter, actionsStart, actions, title, tableRowActionsBuilder, uniqueFieldValidator, getPropertyFor, onValueChange, selectionController, highlightedEntities, onEntityClick, onColumnResize, initialScroll, onScroll, onSizeChanged, textSearchEnabled, hoverRow, inlineEditing, additionalFields, displayedColumnIds, defaultSize, properties, tableController, filterable, sortable, endAdornment, AddColumnComponent, AdditionalHeaderWidget, additionalIDHeaderWidget, emptyComponent, getIdColumnWidth, onTextSearchClick, textSearchLoading, enablePopupIcon, openEntityMode }: EntityCollectionTableProps<M>) => import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;