import type { ForwardedRef } from 'react';
type PropKey<Props> = Extract<keyof Props, string>;
type Binding<Props> = readonly [PropKey<Props>, string];
export interface ColletRuntimeConfig<Props> {
    readonly attributes: readonly Binding<Props>[];
    readonly routedAttributes: readonly Binding<Props>[];
    readonly booleanProps: readonly PropKey<Props>[];
    readonly propertyProps: readonly PropKey<Props>[];
    readonly definedPropertyProps: readonly PropKey<Props>[];
    readonly events: readonly (readonly [string, PropKey<Props>])[];
    /**
     * Every prop this wrapper consumes itself. Anything a consumer passes that is
     * NOT in here is a DOM attribute or a native React handler and is forwarded
     * verbatim to the host element — `data-testid`, `id`, `aria-*`,
     * `onMouseEnter`, `slot`. Dropping them silently was the single most
     * common thing a React consumer hit before it could even reach a bug.
     */
    readonly ownProps: readonly string[];
    readonly serializers?: Partial<Record<PropKey<Props>, (value: any) => unknown>>;
}
export declare function useColletElement<Element extends HTMLElement, Props extends object>(props: Props, forwardedRef: ForwardedRef<Element>, config: ColletRuntimeConfig<Props>): {
    ref: (node: Element | null) => (() => void) | undefined;
    attrs: Record<string, unknown>;
};
export {};