/**
 * Use this for container Views that have accessible children (other test IDs nested inside).
 *
 * On iOS, `accessible={true}` makes a View an accessibility leaf and hides its
 * children from the XCUITest tree. To avoid that we use `testID` instead, which
 * maps to `accessibilityIdentifier` on iOS — the view still appears in the
 * XCUITest tree with its identifier as `name`, while children remain visible.
 *
 * On Android, `accessibilityLabel` maps to `content-desc` and child views remain
 * visible by default.
 *
 * Both platforms are findable via the WDIO `~` accessibility selector.
 *
 * @param id - The structured test ID
 */
export declare const setContainerTestID: (id: string) => {
    testID?: undefined;
    accessibilityLabel?: undefined;
} | {
    testID: string;
    accessibilityLabel: string;
};
/**
 * Generates cross-platform test identifier props for WebDriverIO / Appium.
 *
 * Usage in WDIO tests:
 *   const element = await $('~com.cloudflare.realtimekit.ui:MEDIA.CONTROLS.MIC_TOGGLE_ON');
 *
 * How it works:
 * - `accessible={true}` marks the element as an accessibility element
 * - `accessibilityLabel` maps to:
 *     - iOS: `accessibilityLabel` -> WDIO `~` finds it via `label`
 *     - Android: `content-desc` -> WDIO `~` finds it via `content-desc`
 *
 * Uses structured dot notation: APP_ID:DOMAIN.SCREEN.ELEMENT
 * e.g., "com.cloudflare.realtimekit.ui:MEDIA.CONTROLS.MIC_TOGGLE_ON"
 *
 * @param id - The structured test ID (e.g., "MEDIA.CONTROLS.CAMERA_TOGGLE_ON")
 * @returns Props object to spread onto a React Native component
 */
export declare const setTestID: (id: string) => {
    accessible?: undefined;
    accessibilityLabel?: undefined;
} | {
    accessible: boolean;
    accessibilityLabel: string;
};
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