import * as react_jsx_runtime from 'react/jsx-runtime';
import { ReactNode } from 'react';
import { UseSchedulingAdminResult } from '../../../hooks/useSchedulingAdmin.mjs';
import { UseGoogleCalendarConnectResult } from '../../../hooks/useGoogleCalendarConnect.mjs';
import { SchedulingResource } from '../../../types/scheduling.mjs';

interface SchedulingResourcesTableRowActions {
    update: (patch: Partial<SchedulingResource>) => Promise<void>;
    remove: () => Promise<void>;
    /** Whether this row is currently expanded. Driven by table-internal state. */
    expanded: boolean;
    /** Flip expansion state for this row. */
    toggleExpanded: () => void;
}
interface SchedulingResourcesTableProps {
    admin: UseSchedulingAdminResult;
    /**
     * Optional. When provided, the sub-calendar dropdown is sourced from
     * `connect.availableCalendars`. When omitted (or when the integration is
     * not connected), the dropdown collapses to a "Connect Google to map
     * calendars" hint.
     */
    connect?: UseGoogleCalendarConnectResult;
    className?: string;
    rowClassName?: string;
    /**
     * Wrapper className applied to the per-row expansion container. Only
     * rendered when `renderExpanded` returns non-null and the row is in the
     * expanded state.
     */
    expandedClassName?: string;
    /**
     * Class for the expand/collapse toggle button when using the default row
     * renderer. Defaults to `buttonClassName`.
     */
    expandToggleClassName?: string;
    inputClassName?: string;
    buttonClassName?: string;
    onCreated?: (resource: SchedulingResource) => void;
    renderRow?: (resource: SchedulingResource, actions: SchedulingResourcesTableRowActions) => ReactNode;
    /**
     * Optional renderer for the per-row expanded panel. When provided, each
     * row gets a built-in expand toggle (default renderer) or `actions.toggleExpanded`
     * (custom renderer) and the returned node renders inside the row's
     * expansion container.
     *
     * Use this to mount per-stylist sub-primitives like
     * `<SchedulingServicesPicker>`, `<SchedulingWorkingHoursEditor>`, and
     * `<SchedulingTimeOffList>`. When omitted, no expansion UI is rendered —
     * the table behaves exactly as it did before this prop existed.
     */
    renderExpanded?: (resource: SchedulingResource, actions: SchedulingResourcesTableRowActions) => ReactNode;
    addLabel?: ReactNode;
}
declare function SchedulingResourcesTable({ admin, connect, className, rowClassName, expandedClassName, expandToggleClassName, inputClassName, buttonClassName, onCreated, renderRow, renderExpanded, addLabel, }: SchedulingResourcesTableProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;

export { SchedulingResourcesTable, type SchedulingResourcesTableProps, type SchedulingResourcesTableRowActions };