/** Coupon placeholder attributes → chip props. */
export interface CouponAttrs {
    code?: string;
    path?: string;
    copyable: boolean;
}
/**
 * What the copy button says, before and after it's pressed. Threaded down rather
 * than read from a dictionary here: this file walks a fragment and knows nothing
 * about the form it came from. Unset falls back to English, which is what a host
 * rendering a fragment on its own gets.
 */
export interface CopyLabels {
    copy: string;
    copied: string;
}
/**
 * A heading's or paragraph's authored copy. It is a plain string in most forms
 * and an inline HTML fragment once the author has formatted a word, so it goes
 * through the parser either way — a bare string simply comes back as one text
 * node. Same whitelist reasoning as {@link RichContent}: nothing is injected
 * raw, so a stray tag can only ever lose its markup, never run.
 */
export declare function InlineHtml({ html }: {
    html: string;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;
/**
 * An author-pasted HTML block, rendered through the whitelist above. Used by
 * the `html` content item, in the live popup and in the builder canvas alike —
 * what an author sees while editing is the same sanitized markup a visitor
 * gets, so a tag that won't survive is visibly gone at authoring time.
 */
export declare function FreeHtml({ html }: {
    html: string;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;
/**
 * Render an author-composed HTML fragment (from the rich success editor) as
 * whitelisted React, hydrating inline coupon placeholders into live chips.
 */
export declare function RichContent({ html, responseJson, copyLabels, }: {
    html: string;
    responseJson?: unknown;
    /** The coupon copy button's wording, in the form's language. */
    copyLabels?: CopyLabels;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;