import { ReactNode } from '../../../../node_modules/react';
import { ChipProps } from '../../../components';
export interface FlowCanvasHeaderProps {
    /** Name of the workflow entity. */
    title: string;
    /** Renders the back button when present; omit to hide it. */
    onBack?: () => void;
    /** Optional version chip next to the title, e.g. `{ label: 'v3' }`. */
    versionChipProps?: ChipProps;
    /** Optional status chip next to the title, e.g. `{ label: 'Draft', color: 'warning' }`. */
    statusChipProps?: ChipProps;
    /**
     * The right-hand action area. A generic, appendable slot — compose your own Publish
     * `ButtonGroup`, Test `Button`, save-version `IconButton`, or anything else (an
     * `Autocomplete`, a `Select`) here. The design system has no built-in "publish"/"test"
     * vocabulary; these are app-specific actions.
     */
    rightSlot?: ReactNode;
}
/**
 * FlowCanvasHeader — the page-level header that sits above a workflow canvas: back
 * button, entity name, and optional version/status chips on the left; an appendable
 * action area on the right. Unlike `FlowCanvasToolbar`/`FlowToolbar`, this is plain
 * document flow, not a React Flow `<Panel>` — a consumer places it above their
 * `<FlowBuilder>`, not inside it.
 */
export declare function FlowCanvasHeader({ title, onBack, versionChipProps, statusChipProps, rightSlot }: FlowCanvasHeaderProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;