import * as React from "react";
import type { FullField, InputType, ParseNumberMethod, ValueEditorProps } from "../types";
/**
* Default `valueEditor` component used by {@link QueryBuilder}.
*
* @group Components
*/
export declare const ValueEditor: <F extends FullField>(allProps: ValueEditorProps<F>) => React.JSX.Element | null;
/**
* This hook is primarily concerned with multi-value editors like date range
* pickers, editors for 'in' and 'between' operators, etc.
*
* @returns The value as an array (`valueAsArray`), a change handler for
* series of editors (`multiValueHandler`), a processed version of the
* `parseNumbers` prop (`parseNumberMethod`), and the classname(s) to be applied
* to each editor in editor series (`valueListItemClassName`).
*
* **NOTE:** The following logic only applies if `skipHook` is not `true`. To avoid
* automatically updating the `value`, pass `{ skipHook: true }`.
*
* If the `value` is an array of non-zero length, the `operator` is _not_ one of
* the known multi-value operators ("between", "notBetween", "in", "notIn"), and
* the `type` is not "multiselect", then the `value` will be set to the first
* element of the array (i.e., `value[0]`).
*
* The same thing will happen if `inputType` is "number" and `value` is a string
* containing a comma, since `<input type="number">` doesn't handle commas.
*
* @example
* // Consider the following rule:
* `{ field: "f1", operator: "in", value: ["twelve","fourteen"] }`
* // If `operator` changes to "=", the value will be reset to "twelve".
*
* @example
* // Consider the following rule:
* `{ field: "f1", operator: "between", value: "12,14" }`
* // If `operator` changes to "=", the value will be reset to "12".
*
* @group Hooks
*/
export declare const useValueEditor: <
	F extends FullField = FullField,
	O extends string = string
>(props: ValueEditorProps<F, O>) => {
	/**
	* Array of values for when the main value represents a list, e.g. when operator
	* is "between" or "in".
	*/
	valueAsArray: any[]
	/**
	* An update handler for a series of value editors, e.g. when operator is "between".
	* Calling this function will update a single element of the value array and leave
	* the rest of the array as is.
	*
	* @param {string} val The new value for the editor
	* @param {number} idx The index of the editor (and the array element to update)
	*/
	multiValueHandler: (val: any, idx: number) => void
	/**
	* Evaluated `parseNumber` method based on `parseNumbers` prop. This property ends up
	* being the same as the `parseNumbers` prop minus the "-limited" suffix, unless
	* the "-limited" suffix is present and the `inputType` is not "number", in which case
	* it's set to `false`.
	*/
	parseNumberMethod: ParseNumberMethod
	/**
	* Class for items in a value editor series (e.g. "between" value editors).
	*/
	valueListItemClassName: string
	/**
	* Coerced `inputType` based on `inputType` and `operator`.
	*/
	inputTypeCoerced: InputType
};