import { BurdenoffEventName } from '../index';
/**
 * Fallback allowlist for direct RybbitSink consumers. App shells go through
 * AppShellProvider, which passes the wider platform-wide list instead.
 * Exported so tests can assert the two do not drift apart per product.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_RYBBIT_ALLOWLIST: BurdenoffEventName[];
interface RybbitSinkProps {
    siteId: string | undefined;
    scriptUrl?: string;
    /** Map event bus names to Rybbit event names. Defaults to identity. */
    rename?: Partial<Record<BurdenoffEventName, string>>;
    /** Only forward these event names to Rybbit. Defaults to a minimal privacy-safe list. */
    allowlist?: BurdenoffEventName[];
    /** Which event triggers `rybbit.identify`. */
    identifyOn?: BurdenoffEventName;
}
/** What the user actually chose. `null` means they have never been asked. */
export type AnalyticsConsentChoice = 'granted' | 'denied';
/**
 * The recorded choice, or `null` when the user has never answered (BOFF-6373).
 *
 * The store used to be BOOLEAN: granting wrote `'granted'`, refusing called `removeItem`. So
 * "I said no" and "I have not been asked" were the same absent key, and a refusal was
 * unrepresentable. The banner keys its visibility off this, so refusing dismissed it only for
 * the life of that page and it returned on the next full load, every time.
 *
 * A consent choice that is not recorded is not consent — a compliance defect, not an annoyance.
 */
export declare function readAnalyticsConsentChoice(): AnalyticsConsentChoice | null;
export declare function readAnalyticsConsent(): boolean;
export declare function setAnalyticsConsent(granted: boolean): void;
export declare function shouldDropAnalyticsKey(key: string, eventName: BurdenoffEventName): boolean;
/**
 * RybbitSink injects the Rybbit analytics script and forwards matching
 * event bus emissions as Rybbit custom events.
 */
export declare function RybbitSink({ siteId, scriptUrl, rename, allowlist, identifyOn, }: RybbitSinkProps): null;
/**
 * The optional-analytics prompt.
 *
 * Deliberately router-agnostic: it is exported publicly, so a consumer may render it anywhere and
 * calling `useLocation()` here would crash outside a Router. Route suppression is the MOUNT
 * SITE's job — see `ShellTelemetrySinks` in AppShellProvider, a direct child of `<BrowserRouter>`.
 */
export declare function AnalyticsConsentBanner({ productName }: {
    productName?: string;
}): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element | null;
export {};
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