import { JSX } from 'react';
import { PopupModal } from '../../schema/index.ts';
/**
 * Formatted copy as its plain words, for the places a name is wanted rather
 * than a rendering (the list row). Parsing beats a tag-stripping regex: it also
 * turns `&` back into the ampersand the author typed.
 *
 * Exported for FieldPanel, which reuses it for the same purpose in its own
 * heading's subtitle.
 */
export declare function plainText(value: string): string;
interface Props {
    popup: PopupModal;
    onChange: (patch: Partial<PopupModal>) => void;
    /** Ask the host to open an item's panel. */
    onSelect: (id: string) => void;
    /**
     * Step form: the screen the canvas is showing, and the way to change it. The
     * canvas is down to one step, so this list is where the whole form stays
     * visible — and clicking a step's header brings the canvas to it.
     */
    activeStep?: number;
    onStepChange?: (index: number) => void;
    /** Drops a step's break, merging its items into the step before. */
    onRemoveStep?: (index: number) => void;
    /** Opens the field picker, which fills the settings column below the tab rail. */
    onOpenPicker: () => void;
}
/**
 * An outline of every item on the form, list-shaped rather than pointed-at:
 * the answer to what clicking in the canvas cannot do, finding a field
 * scrolled out of a tall card or faded to 0.4 because it is private. It keeps
 * the affordances that make it an alternative to pointing rather than a
 * picture of the form — its own drag-to-reorder, its own remove switch, and
 * (for a stepped form) a header per screen that both jumps the canvas there
 * and drops the step.
 *
 * Selecting a row opens that item's own panel elsewhere (see FieldPanel) and
 * this list keeps rendering underneath it unchanged; it has no "selected"
 * state of its own to switch into.
 *
 * Rendered inside CardPanel's own Accordion, and only there. The fields tab
 * that used to mount it as well is gone: what the form holds is part of what
 * the card is, so it lives under the card's own panel now.
 */
export declare function FieldOutline({ popup, onChange, onSelect, activeStep, onStepChange, onRemoveStep, onOpenPicker, }: Props): JSX.Element;
export declare const PLUG: JSX.Element;
export declare const LOCK: JSX.Element;
export {};