import type { Rule } from 'eslint';
/**
 * The parts a person types into to send something. `Field` is the labelled
 * row; `TextInput` and `Textarea` are judged on their own only in a file that
 * draws no `Field`, so a field is reported once, at its label.
 */
export declare const FIELD_PARTS: readonly ["Field", "TextInput", "Textarea"];
/** The parts that are a `Form`: the package's own, and the palette's form level, which is one (UIG-29). */
export declare const FORM_PARTS: readonly ["Form", "CommandPaletteForm"];
/**
 * A field outside a `Form` (Katerina, 1 October, after Peek's and Ship's
 * Archive dialog: a resolution typed into a `ConfirmDialog`, sent by its
 * button, with no form around it — Ctrl+Enter did nothing, and the field
 * stayed open while it archived).
 *
 * `Form` owns what a field needs to be sent: Enter and Ctrl+Enter, `busy`
 * switching every field off at once, and where focus goes after. A field
 * outside one has none of it, and the dialog around it is the wrong one: a
 * question with a field in it is a `DialogShell` with a `Form`
 * (ConfirmDialog's page, **When not**).
 *
 * Judged: a `Field`, a `TextInput` or a `Textarea` of the package (or an
 * app's re-export or wrapper of one) with no `Form` around it in the same
 * file. Not judged, on purpose:
 *
 * - `EditableText` and `SearchInput`: one saves itself as you leave it, the
 *   other filters a list, and neither is sent (Form's page, **When not**);
 * - a `TextInput` or `Textarea` in a file that draws a `Field`: the `Field`
 *   is reported, and a control handed to it from a function of its own (a
 *   `switch` over field kinds) cannot be followed to it;
 * - the app's own components: a component that draws a field for a form its
 *   caller holds says so with an escape on the field, naming that caller.
 */
export declare const noFieldOutsideAForm: Rule.RuleModule;
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