import React from 'react';
import type { ContentRenderProp, ToggleRenderProp, DropdownOptions, DropdownPopoverOptions } from './types';
interface ContainerProps {
    children: ContentRenderProp | React.ReactNode;
    closeOnOutsideClick?: boolean;
    setLockOutsideClick?: (lock: boolean) => void;
    onToggle?: (isToggled: boolean) => void;
    toggle: ToggleRenderProp;
}
/**
 * The preferred export for implementing boundary aware dropdowns, which can be externally controlled or internally
 * controlled. This component is responsible for rendering the toggle element and the dropdown popover content, where the
 * `children` of this component are placed within the popover.
 *
 * Make sure you utilize the render prop pattern to ensure proper ref forwarding, this prevents
 * this component from needing to render its own `span` element and will ensure a consistent layout
 *
 * If you render a dropdown that interferes with clickoutside logic due to it being render via a portal
 * (such as a click within a dropdown should not trigger clickoutside logic),
 * check out the `DropdownPortalRegistrationContextProvider` and corresponding `useActiveDropdownsContext` hook.
 */
export default function DropdownContainer({ boundary, boundaryPadding, children, className, closeOnOutsideClick, contentWidth, disabled, dropdownId, eventListenerOptions, focusToggleOnClose, flip, externallyControlled, hide, initialFocusDisabled, isOpen: externallyIsOpen, maxHeight, offset, onToggle, placement, portalContainer, boundaryElementRef, setLockOutsideClick, shrinkToPreventOverflow, shift, toggle, zIndex }: ContainerProps & DropdownOptions & DropdownPopoverOptions): React.JSX.Element;
export {};