import { ElementType, ReactNode } from 'react';
import { ButtonProps } from '../Button/Button';
import { ButtonIconCondensedProps } from '../ButtonIconCondensed/ButtonIconCondensed';
declare const ToastColor: {
    readonly caution: "caution";
    readonly destroy: "destroy";
    readonly info: "info";
    readonly success: "success";
};
type Color = (typeof ToastColor)[keyof typeof ToastColor];
type Action<C extends ElementType> = ButtonProps<C> & {
    label: string;
    'data-testid'?: string;
    children?: never;
};
type CloseAction<C extends ElementType> = ButtonIconCondensedProps<C> & {
    accessibilityLabel: string;
    'data-testid'?: string;
    iconName?: never;
};
export type ToastProps<ActionComponent extends ElementType = 'button', CloseActionComponent extends ElementType = 'button'> = {
    action?: Action<ActionComponent>;
    closeAction: CloseAction<CloseActionComponent>;
    color?: Color;
    iconName?: string;
    message: ReactNode;
    title?: string;
    testId?: string;
};
/**
  - Keep your language brief and action-oriented. Use sentence case. If your `message` is more than 2-3 lines, rewrite it.
  - If it helps the content to be understood faster, include an optional `title` prop. Use title case.
  - The `action` prop renders a button at the end of the toast. This is typically used for an "Undo" action, but can be used for any action you want to give the user a quick option to take.
*/
export declare function Toast<ActionComponent extends ElementType = 'button', CloseActionComponent extends ElementType = 'button'>({ action, closeAction, color, iconName, message, title, testId, }: ToastProps<ActionComponent, CloseActionComponent>): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;
export default Toast;