import { PopupDirection, PopupModal } from '../schema/index.ts';
/**
 * The renderer's own words.
 *
 * Almost everything a visitor reads is authored: labels, copy, the submit
 * button, the success and error screens. What's left is the handful of things
 * the renderer says on its own behalf — the validation complaints, the button
 * mid-submit, a select's empty row, and the buttons that walk a step form. They
 * can't be authored because they only exist in states the author never edits.
 *
 * The builder passes its translations in for the strings only the canvas ever
 * shows (see `cardHandleLabels`, `inlineHint`). That can't work here: these
 * appear in the live popup on a storefront, where there is no builder, and the
 * renderer is shipped as its own bundle with no dictionary in it. So the words
 * live here instead, keyed by the form's `language`.
 *
 * That used to be `direction`: the builder labelled `ltr` "English" and `rtl`
 * "Hebrew", and a typographic setting doubled as the language picker. The two
 * are separate fields now — see `PopupLanguage` — and {@link languageOf} reads a
 * pre-split form's direction as the language it was standing in for, so nothing
 * saved before the change comes out half in English.
 *
 * Adding a language means a value in `PopupLanguage`, a direction to go with it,
 * and a column here.
 */
export interface RendererStrings {
    /** A required field was left empty. */
    missingRequired: string;
    /** An email was filled in but isn't shaped like one. */
    invalidEmail: string;
    /** A phone number was filled in but isn't shaped like one. */
    invalidTel: string;
    /**
     * A number was filled in outside its `min`/`max`. Takes the bounds because
     * "out of range" without saying the range leaves a visitor guessing; either
     * end may be absent, so all three phrasings are needed.
     */
    outOfRange: (min: number | undefined, max: number | undefined) => string;
    /** The submit failed and the author set no `onError` of their own. */
    submitFailed: string;
    /** The submit button while its request is in flight. */
    submitting: string;
    /** A select's empty first row, when the author set no placeholder. */
    chooseOne: string;
    /** The step form's forward button, when the author set no `nextLabel`. */
    next: string;
    /** The step form's back button, when the author set no `backLabel`. */
    back: string;
    /** The dismiss button in the card's corner. Screen readers only. */
    close: string;
    /**
     * The success screen of a form that redirects: what the visitor reads for the
     * moment between a successful submit and the next page painting. It says the
     * form worked and something is coming — never how long it will take, which
     * nothing here can know (see the note on `RedirectingView`).
     */
    redirecting: string;
    /** Same moment, but the destination opened in a new tab and this one stays put. */
    openedNewTab: string;
    /** The default wording of the launcher button, when the author set none. */
    openForm: string;
    /** The copy button on a coupon. */
    copy: string;
    /** The copy button once it has been pressed. */
    copied: string;
}
/** The words for a form, in the language it was authored in. */
export declare function stringsFor(popup: Pick<PopupModal, 'language' | 'direction'>): RendererStrings;
/**
 * The words for a direction, reading `rtl` as Hebrew the way that field used to
 * mean it. Nothing in here calls it any more — {@link stringsFor} covers every
 * caller that has a form — but it stays exported for hosts that hold a direction
 * and no form.
 */
export declare function dictionary(direction?: PopupDirection): RendererStrings;