import { PopupModal } from '../../schema/index.ts';
/**
 * What the Publish popover offers for copying. The markup a visitor's site
 * needs is the *host's* business, not ours: a host that stores forms in its own
 * database embeds them with its own script tag, its own element, and its own
 * id. So the host supplies the snippet and the editor supplies the popover
 * around it.
 *
 * - A **string** is used as-is, with `{{id}}` standing for the form's id.
 * - A **function** is called when the popover opens and may return a promise,
 *   for the common case where the id doesn't exist yet: publishing a new form
 *   saves it, and the save is what mints the id the snippet has to carry.
 * - **null** means no popover at all — a host with its own publish confirmation
 *   doesn't want ours on top of it.
 *
 * Unset falls back to the placeholder snippet below.
 */
export type EmbedSnippet = string | ((form: PopupModal) => string | Promise<string>) | null;
/**
 * Popover shown after Publish. Surfaces the embed snippet (script tag + web
 * component tag) with a copy button, host-supplied via `snippet` and awaited
 * when it's a function. Rendered inline within the toolbar — the
 * builder lives in a shadow root, so portaling to document.body would escape the
 * scoped CSS.
 */
export declare function PublishPopover({ popup, snippet: configured, onUrlsChange, onClose, }: {
    popup: PopupModal;
    /** The host's embed markup. See EmbedSnippet. */
    snippet?: EmbedSnippet;
    /** Edits the form's `urls`. Without it the addresses section is left out. */
    onUrlsChange?: (urls: string[] | undefined) => void;
    onClose: () => void;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;