import { Fragment } from "./ir.js";
import type { ChannelNode } from "./ir.js";
export { Fragment };
export declare function jsx(type: string | ((props: never) => unknown) | symbol, props: Record<string, unknown> | null, key?: string | number): ChannelNode;
export declare const jsxs: typeof jsx;
/**
 * The JSX type contract for this runtime. Declaring it here (rather than
 * relying on a global `JSX` namespace) is what makes the compiler actually
 * check element props: unknown attributes and bad children are errors, and
 * every element returns an {@link ChannelNode}.
 *
 * Resolved by TypeScript because `jsxImportSource` points at this package, so
 * `<Section foo={1} />` is checked against `SectionProps` with excess-property
 * checking — there are no lowercase intrinsic tags.
 */
export declare namespace JSX {
    /** The result of evaluating a JSX expression. */
    type Element = ChannelNode;
    /** Tells TypeScript which prop receives nested children. */
    interface ElementChildrenAttribute {
        children: {};
    }
    /** Props implicitly accepted by every element. */
    interface IntrinsicAttributes {
        key?: string | number;
    }
    /** No lowercase intrinsic tags — the vocabulary is the capitalized components. */
    interface IntrinsicElements {
    }
}
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