/**
 * LiteLLM budget-policy widget. Renders the enforcement hierarchy as a
 * numbered flow — key → personal → team → global — and, against each level
 * the signed-in user actually has a limit on, a live meter showing how close
 * they are to the cap. Intended for at-a-glance use on a homepage card next
 * to `LiteLLMHomeWidget`, but works anywhere.
 *
 * The policy text mirrors the LiteLLM proxy behaviour:
 *   - every request is checked against stacked limits, in order;
 *   - a key bound to a team is capped by the team budgets, not the owner's
 *     personal budget;
 *   - a limit with a `budget_duration` resets its spend when the window
 *     closes; without one it never resets.
 *
 * Two knobs shrink it for use as a secondary column:
 *   - `compact` drops the numbered rail and the policy footnote, showing
 *     only the limits the user actually has as a tight tagged meter list;
 *   - `collapsible` folds the body under a one-line summary header.
 * `action` renders a host-supplied node (e.g. a button) pinned to the card
 * bottom, always visible.
 */
import React from 'react';
export interface LiteLLMBudgetWidgetProps {
    /** Optional title override. Defaults to 'Budget Policy'. */
    title?: string;
    /** Max key budgets to show, closest to the cap first. Defaults to 3. */
    maxKeys?: number;
    /**
     * Drop the numbered key→personal→team→global rail and the policy
     * footnote; show only the limits the user actually has. Defaults to false.
     */
    compact?: boolean;
    /** Fold the body under a clickable one-line summary header. Defaults to false. */
    collapsible?: boolean;
    /** Initial expanded state when `collapsible`. Defaults to true. */
    defaultExpanded?: boolean;
    /**
     * Node rendered at the card bottom, below a divider and outside the
     * collapsible region so it stays visible when collapsed — e.g. a
     * "create key" button.
     */
    action?: React.ReactNode;
}
export declare const LiteLLMBudgetWidget: React.FC<LiteLLMBudgetWidgetProps>;