import { BaseXform } from "../base-xform.js";
/** Fill specification for a drawing shape. */
export interface ShapeFill {
    /** Solid fill colour as a hex RGB string (e.g. "FF0000"). Omit for no fill. */
    color?: string;
}
/** Line (outline) specification for a drawing shape. */
export interface ShapeLine {
    /** Line colour as a hex RGB string (e.g. "000000"). */
    color?: string;
    /** Line width in points. */
    width?: number;
}
/**
 * Model for a user-visible drawing shape (`<xdr:sp>`).
 *
 * Distinct from the form-control shape rendered by `SpXform` — this one is
 * visible, carries a configurable preset geometry, solid fill, outline and an
 * optional text label, and is NOT wrapped in an `a14` AlternateContent block.
 */
export interface ShapeRenderModel {
    /** Marks this as a user shape so the anchor routes to ShapeXform. */
    kind: "userShape";
    /** Unique drawing id. */
    cNvPrId: number;
    /** Display name (e.g. "Rectangle 1"). */
    name: string;
    /** Preset geometry name (e.g. "rect", "ellipse", "line", "roundRect"). */
    shapeType: string;
    fill?: ShapeFill;
    line?: ShapeLine;
    /** Optional text label centred in the shape. */
    text?: string;
}
/**
 * Renders a user-visible drawing shape. Geometry/position is governed by the
 * enclosing anchor (`xfrm` is written as zero, matching how Excel anchors a
 * shape to a cell range), while preset geometry, fill, outline and text are
 * taken from the model. Write-only: shapes are not parsed back on read (the
 * same limitation that already applies to all non-chart drawing content).
 */
declare class ShapeXform extends BaseXform {
    model: ShapeRenderModel;
    get tag(): string;
    render(xmlStream: any, model: ShapeRenderModel): void;
}
export { ShapeXform };