import type { ComponentPropsWithRef, ReactNode } from "react";
export type SkeletonShape = "block" | "circle" | "text";
export type SkeletonProps = Omit<ComponentPropsWithRef<"div">, "children"> & {
    blockSize?: string;
    inlineSize?: string;
    /**
     * Text skeletons render this many bars, the last one short —
     * because a paragraph placeholder whose every line is full width
     * reads as a table, not as prose.
     */
    lineCount?: number;
    shape?: SkeletonShape;
};
/**
 * **Also zero of these fleet-wide.** The counterpart to `Spinner`
 * and the better answer wherever the shape of the incoming content
 * is already known: a poster grid that skeletons does not reflow
 * when the images land, and layout shift is the thing users
 * actually notice.
 *
 * `aria-hidden` is not an optimisation, it is the contract. A
 * skeleton is decoration standing in for content that does not
 * exist yet; announcing it means a screen reader reading three
 * empty bars. **The load has to be announced by the region that
 * owns it** — a `Spinner`, or an `aria-busy` on the container — and
 * a skeleton that AT can see is a bug, which is why the story
 * asserts it cannot be found by role.
 */
export declare const Skeleton: ({ blockSize, className, inlineSize, lineCount, shape, style, ...divProps }: SkeletonProps) => ReactNode;
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