type CustomFocusEvent = CustomEvent<{
    originalEvent: FocusEvent;
}>;
type CustomPointerDownEvent = CustomEvent<{
    originalEvent: PointerEvent;
}>;
export type { CustomFocusEvent, CustomPointerDownEvent };
export declare const CUSTOM_EVENTS: {
    FOCUS_OUTSIDE: string;
    POINTER_DOWN_OUTSIDE: string;
};
/**
 * Use of `discrete` flushes custom event dispatch. This is to mimic the behavior React has for `discrete` events.
 * https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/a8a4742f1c54493df00da648a3f9d26e3db9c8b5/packages/react-dom/src/events/ReactDOMEventListener.js#L318
 *
 * React batches *all* event handlers since version 18, this introduces certain considerations when using custom event types.
 *
 * Internally, React prioritises events in the following order:
 *  - discrete
 *  - continuous
 *  - default
 *
 * `discrete` is an  important distinction as updates within these events are applied immediately.
 * React however, is not able to infer the priority of custom event types due to how they are detected internally.
 * Because of this, it's possible for updates from custom events to be unexpectedly batched when
 * dispatched by another `discrete` event.
 *
 * In order to ensure that updates from custom events are applied predictably, we need to manually flush the batch.
 * This utility should be used when dispatching a custom event from within another `discrete` event, this utility
 * is not nessesary when dispatching known event types, or if dispatching a custom type inside a non-discrete event.
 * For example:
 *
 * dispatching a known click 👎
 * target.dispatchEvent(new Event(‘click’))
 *
 * dispatching a custom type within a non-discrete event 👎
 * onScroll={(event) => event.target.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent(‘customType’))}
 *
 * dispatching a custom type within a `discrete` event 👍
 * onPointerDown={(event) => dispatchDiscreteCustomEvent(event.target, new CustomEvent(‘customType’))}
 *
 * Note: though React classifies `focus`, `focusin` and `focusout` events as `discrete`, it's  not recommended to use
 * this utility with them. This is because it's possible for those handlers to be called implicitly during render
 * e.g. when focus is within a component as it is unmounted, or when managing focus on mount.
 */
export declare function dispatchCustomEvent<E extends CustomEvent, OriginalEvent extends Event>(name: string, handler: ((event: E) => void) | undefined, detail: {
    originalEvent: OriginalEvent;
} & (E extends CustomEvent<infer D> ? D : never), { discrete }?: {
    discrete: boolean;
}): void;