/** HostClientType represents the different client platforms on which host can be run. */
export declare enum HostClientType {
    /** Represents the desktop client of host, which is installed on a user's computer and runs as a standalone application. */
    desktop = "desktop",
    /** Represents the web-based client of host, which runs in a web browser. */
    web = "web",
    /** Represents the Android mobile client of host, which runs on Android devices such as smartphones and tablets. */
    android = "android",
    /** Represents the iOS mobile client of host, which runs on iOS devices such as iPhones. */
    ios = "ios",
    /** Represents the iPadOS client of host, which runs on iOS devices such as iPads. */
    ipados = "ipados",
    /** The host is running on a macOS client, which runs on devices such as MacBooks. */
    macos = "macos",
    /** The host is running on a visionOS client, which runs on devices such as Apple Vision. */
    visionOS = "visionOS",
    /**
     * @deprecated
     * As of TeamsJS v2.0.0, please use {@link teamsRoomsWindows} instead.
     */
    rigel = "rigel",
    /** Represents the client of host, which runs on surface hub devices. */
    surfaceHub = "surfaceHub",
    /** Represents the client of host, which runs on Teams Rooms on Windows devices. More information on Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows can be found [Microsoft Teams Rooms (Windows)](https://support.microsoft.com/office/microsoft-teams-rooms-windows-help-e667f40e-5aab-40c1-bd68-611fe0002ba2)*/
    teamsRoomsWindows = "teamsRoomsWindows",
    /** Represents the client of host, which runs on Teams Rooms on Android devices. More information on Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android can be found [Microsoft Teams Rooms (Android)].(https://support.microsoft.com/office/get-started-with-teams-rooms-on-android-68517298-d513-46be-8d6d-d41db5e6b4b2)*/
    teamsRoomsAndroid = "teamsRoomsAndroid",
    /** Represents the client of host, which runs on Teams phones. More information can be found [Microsoft Teams Phones](https://support.microsoft.com/office/get-started-with-teams-phones-694ca17d-3ecf-40ca-b45e-d21b2c442412) */
    teamsPhones = "teamsPhones",
    /** Represents the client of host, which runs on Teams displays devices. More information can be found [Microsoft Teams Displays](https://support.microsoft.com/office/get-started-with-teams-displays-ff299825-7f13-4528-96c2-1d3437e6d4e6) */
    teamsDisplays = "teamsDisplays"
}
/** HostName indicates the possible hosts for your application. */
export declare enum HostName {
    /**
     * Office.com and Office Windows App
     */
    office = "Office",
    /**
     * For "desktop" specifically, this refers to the new, pre-release version of Outlook for Windows.
     * Also used on other platforms that map to a single Outlook client.
     */
    outlook = "Outlook",
    /**
     * Outlook for Windows: the classic, native, desktop client
     */
    outlookWin32 = "OutlookWin32",
    /**
     * Microsoft-internal test Host
     */
    orange = "Orange",
    /**
     * Microsoft connected workplace platform
     */
    places = "Places",
    /**
     * Teams
     */
    teams = "Teams",
    /**
     * Modern Teams
     */
    teamsModern = "TeamsModern"
}
/**
 * FrameContexts provides information about the context in which the app is running within the host.
 * Developers can use FrameContexts to determine how their app should behave in different contexts,
 * and can use the information provided by the context to adapt the app to the user's needs.
 *
 * @example
 * If your app is running in the "settings" context, you should be displaying your apps configuration page.
 * If the app is running in the content context, the developer may want to display information relevant to
 * the content the user is currently viewing.
 */
export declare enum FrameContexts {
    /**
     * App's frame context from where settings page can be accessed.
     * See [how to create a configuration page.]( https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/platform/tabs/how-to/create-tab-pages/configuration-page?tabs=teamsjs-v2)
     */
    settings = "settings",
    /** The default context for the app where all the content of the app is displayed. */
    content = "content",
    /** Frame context used when app is running in the authentication window launched by calling {@link authentication.authenticate} */
    authentication = "authentication",
    /** The page shown when the user uninstalls the app. */
    remove = "remove",
    /** A task module is a pop-up window that can be used to display a form, a dialog, or other interactive content within the host. */
    task = "task",
    /** The side panel is a persistent panel that is displayed on the right side of the host and can be used to display content or UI that is relevant to the current page or tab. */
    sidePanel = "sidePanel",
    /** The stage is a large area that is displayed at the center of the host and can be used to display content or UI that requires a lot of space, such as a video player or a document editor. */
    stage = "stage",
    /** App's frame context from where meetingStage can be accessed in a meeting session, which is the primary area where video and presentation content is displayed during a meeting. */
    meetingStage = "meetingStage"
}
/**
 * RenderingSurfaces describes the context or surface in which your app is being displayed within the host application.
 * This parameter allows your app to detect where it is rendered (for example, in a side panel or stage view)
 * and adjust its behavior or UI accordingly. The intent is to help developers understand the user's context of use,
 * not the exact pixel size or layout. If a host (such as Outlook Meeting Apps) changes the size of a surface (e.g., makes the side panel larger),
 * it will still use the same RenderingSurface value. Developers are expected to use responsive UI techniques to adapt to size changes,
 * since the user's context and intent remain the same even if the surface dimensions change.
 */
export declare enum RenderingSurfaces {
    /**
     * Copilot running as a side panel in the host application.
     */
    copilotSidePanel = "copilotSidePanel",
    /**
     * Copilot running in the main pane of the host application.
     */
    copilotMainPane = "copilotMainPane",
    /**
     * Copilot running in full screen mode as an embedded app in the host application.
     */
    copilotFullScreen = "copilotFullScreen"
}
/**
 * Indicates the team type, currently used to distinguish between different team
 * types in Office 365 for Education (team types 1, 2, 3, and 4).
 */
export declare enum TeamType {
    /** Represents a standard or classic team in host that is designed for ongoing collaboration and communication among a group of people. */
    Standard = 0,
    /**  Represents an educational team in host that is designed for classroom collaboration and communication among students and teachers. */
    Edu = 1,
    /** Represents a class team in host that is designed for classroom collaboration and communication among students and teachers in a structured environment. */
    Class = 2,
    /** Represents a professional learning community (PLC) team in host that is designed for educators to collaborate and share resources and best practices. */
    Plc = 3,
    /** Represents a staff team in host that is designed for staff collaboration and communication among staff members.*/
    Staff = 4
}
/**
 * Indicates the various types of roles of a user in a team.
 */
export declare enum UserTeamRole {
    /** Represents that the user is an owner or administrator of the team. */
    Admin = 0,
    /** Represents that the user is a standard member of the team. */
    User = 1,
    /** Represents that the user does not have any role in the team. */
    Guest = 2
}
/**
 * Dialog module dimension enum
 */
export declare enum DialogDimension {
    /** Represents a large-sized dialog box, which is typically used for displaying large amounts of content or complex workflows that require more space. */
    Large = "large",
    /** Represents a medium-sized dialog box, which is typically used for displaying moderate amounts of content or workflows that require less space. */
    Medium = "medium",
    /** Represents a small-sized dialog box, which is typically used for displaying simple messages or workflows that require minimal space.*/
    Small = "small"
}
import { AdaptiveCardVersion, SdkError } from './interfaces';
/**
 * @deprecated
 * As of TeamsJS v2.0.0, please use {@link DialogDimension} instead.
 */
export { DialogDimension as TaskModuleDimension };
import { HostVersionsInfo } from './interfaces';
/**
 * The type of the channel with which the content is associated.
 */
export declare enum ChannelType {
    /** The default channel type. Type of channel is used for general collaboration and communication within a team. */
    Regular = "Regular",
    /** Type of channel is used for sensitive or confidential communication within a team and is only accessible to members of the channel. */
    Private = "Private",
    /** Type of channel is used for collaboration between multiple teams or groups and is accessible to members of all the teams or groups. */
    Shared = "Shared"
}
/** An error object indicating that the requested operation or feature is not supported on the current platform or device.
 * @typedef {Object} SdkError
 */
export declare const errorNotSupportedOnPlatform: SdkError;
/**
 * @hidden
 *
 * Minimum Adaptive Card version supported by the host.
 */
export declare const minAdaptiveCardVersion: AdaptiveCardVersion;
/**
 * @hidden
 *
 * Adaptive Card version supported by the Teams v1 client.
 */
export declare const teamsMinAdaptiveCardVersion: HostVersionsInfo;
/**
 * @hidden
 * An error object indicates that the image count from visualMedia.image API is invalid.
 *
 * @beta
 */
export declare const errorInvalidCount: Error;
/**
 * @hidden
 * An error object indicates that the response from the visualMedia.image API is invalid.
 *
 * @beta
 */
export declare const errorInvalidResponse: Error;