import { AutocompleteCompound } from './types/Autocomplete.types.ts';
export { AUTOCOMPLETE_INPUT_STYLES } from './components/autocomplete-input/styles/AutocompleteInput.css.ts';
export { AUTOCOMPLETE_TRIGGER_STYLES } from './components/autocomplete-trigger/styles/AutocompleteTrigger.css.ts';
export { AUTOCOMPLETE_CONTENT_STYLES } from './components/autocomplete-content/styles/AutocompleteContent.css.ts';
export { AUTOCOMPLETE_ITEM_STYLES } from './components/autocomplete-item/styles/AutocompleteItem.css.ts';
export { AUTOCOMPLETE_SEPARATOR_STYLES } from './components/autocomplete-separator/styles/AutocompleteSeparator.css.ts';
/**
 * A styled autocomplete control built on top of `@base-ui/react/autocomplete`.
 *
 * Exposes the full Base UI Autocomplete API as compound subcomponents, all
 * styled to match the library's design tokens. The input looks and behaves like
 * a TextField, and the listbox popup follows the same visual language as the
 * Select and DropdownMenu components.
 *
 * For a simpler, field-style API (label, helperText, error, options array),
 * use `AutocompleteField`.
 *
 * @example
 * ```tsx
 * <Autocomplete>
 *   <Autocomplete.Input placeholder="Search a fruit" />
 *   <Autocomplete.Content>
 *     <Autocomplete.List>
 *       <Autocomplete.Item value="apple">Apple</Autocomplete.Item>
 *       <Autocomplete.Item value="banana">Banana</Autocomplete.Item>
 *     </Autocomplete.List>
 *   </Autocomplete.Content>
 * </Autocomplete>
 * ```
 */
declare const Autocomplete: AutocompleteCompound;
export default Autocomplete;