import React from "react";
/** Display this if JS is disabled
 * @see https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/11423 for why
 * this is here. Not ideal at all tbh.
 *
 * If you just use <noscript>, the browser will fetch the fallback directly.
 * There is really no common case where the <noscript> would be client-react-rendered
 * (since JS would be disabled anyway), so this is fine to use on the server side.
 *
 * I would advise against using dangerouslySetInnerHTML,
 * unless you trust the input, which is why we cannot offer this as the
 * default in `LazyImage`. It will probably be more typing, and effort.
 * Just decide what is best for your users and use case :)
 *
 * If the React <noscript> issue is fixed, then expect the library to offer
 * a fallback API as it did in v0.3.0.
 */
export declare const Fallback: (fallback: React.ReactElement<{}>) => JSX.Element;