import { RefObject } from 'react';
/**
 * Returns a frozen object of callback setters to handle the touch events.<br/>
 * It accepts a DOM ref representing the events target. <br/>
 * If a target is not provided the events will be globally attached to the document object.
 * <br/>
 * ### Shall the `useTouchEvents` callbacks replace the standard mouse handler props?
 *
 * **They shall not!**<br />
 * **useTouchEvents is meant to be used to abstract more complex hooks that need to control mouse**, for instance:
 * a drag n drop hook.<br />
 * Using useTouchEvents handlers instead of the classic props approach it's just as bad as it sounds since you'll
 * lose the React SyntheticEvent performance boost.<br />
 * If you were doing something like the following:
 *
 */
declare const useTouchEvents: <TElement extends HTMLElement>(targetRef?: RefObject<TElement>) => Readonly<{
    onTouchStart: import("./shared/types").CallbackSetter<TouchEvent>;
    onTouchEnd: import("./shared/types").CallbackSetter<TouchEvent>;
    onTouchCancel: import("./shared/types").CallbackSetter<TouchEvent>;
    onTouchMove: import("./shared/types").CallbackSetter<TouchEvent>;
}>;
export default useTouchEvents;