import { TableProps as MuiTableProps } from '@mui/material';
export interface TableSkeletonProps {
    /** Number of body rows to render. Defaults to `5` (matches v1). */
    rows?: number;
    /** Number of columns to render. Defaults to `4` (matches v1). */
    columns?: number;
    /**
     * Forwarded to MUI's `<Table size>` so the loading layout matches the
     * size you'll render in {@link TableUI}. Leave `undefined` (the
     * default) to use MUI's own default density.
     */
    size?: MuiTableProps['size'];
}
/**
 * Loading placeholder for the Table widget. Renders the same MUI table
 * primitives that {@link TableUI} uses so the loading layout (column
 * widths, header band, row density) doesn't shift when data resolves.
 *
 * Mirrors the v1 widget's `<TableSkeleton>` structure with v2's themed
 * `styles.headerCell`.
 */
export declare function TableSkeleton({ rows, columns, size, }: TableSkeletonProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;