import { Components } from 'react-markdown';
export interface MarkdownContentProps {
    /** Markdown source. */
    content: string;
    /**
     * Element overrides. Consumers (`MarkdownUI`, `Note`, …) supply their own
     * typography / link styling here; the engine itself stays opinion-free.
     */
    components?: Components;
    /**
     * When `true`, raw HTML in the source is rendered. Defaults to `false` so
     * caption slots like `Note` stay safe-by-default; the document-style
     * Markdown widget opts in.
     */
    allowHtml?: boolean;
    /**
     * When `true`, `<img>` / `![alt](url)` markdown produces an `<img>` tag.
     * Defaults to `false` so caption slots stay text-only by default.
     */
    allowImages?: boolean;
    /**
     * When `true`, enables GitHub Flavored Markdown (tables, strikethrough,
     * task lists, autolinks) via `remark-gfm`. Defaults to `false` so existing
     * consumers keep CommonMark-only parsing.
     */
    gfm?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Low-level Markdown rendering primitive. Wraps `react-markdown` with two
 * opt-in capabilities (`allowHtml`, `allowImages`) and a consumer-supplied
 * component map for typography. Both default OFF — Note-style consumers
 * are safe-by-default; MarkdownUI opts both ON to render rich content.
 *
 * `allowHtml` plugs in `rehype-raw` so raw HTML nodes in the source are
 * actually parsed, then `rehype-sanitize` with the default schema strips
 * `<script>`, event handlers, and dangerous URL schemes from the parsed
 * tree. `safeUrlTransform` is always applied as a second layer for markdown
 * links/images on the `allowHtml=false` path.
 */
export declare function MarkdownContent({ content, components, allowHtml, allowImages, gfm, }: MarkdownContentProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;