interface ChatMessageSkeletonProps { className?: string; showAvatar?: boolean; isUser?: boolean; /** How many body lines to draw under the name row. Default 3 (paragraph-ish * reply). Pass 1 for surfaces whose real messages are single-line (e.g. the * short scripted hero-demo turns), so the skeleton isn't ~3x too tall. */ bodyLines?: number; } /** * One message-row skeleton. Mirrors `ChatMessageEnhanced`'s real layout: * full panel width, no card background, and an INLINE avatar in the name row * (the 2025 chat pattern — Claude.ai / ChatGPT / Gemini), NOT the legacy * `absolute -left-16` hanging avatar. Body lines use percentage widths so they * reflow cleanly as the panel resizes. */ export declare function ChatMessageSkeleton({ className, showAvatar, isUser, bodyLines, }: ChatMessageSkeletonProps): import("react").JSX.Element; interface ChatMessageListSkeletonProps { className?: string; messageCount?: number; showAvatars?: boolean; /** * Match `ChatMessageList`'s `fullWidth`: drop the centered * `max-w-ods-content-narrow` column so the skeleton fills the panel and * reflows on resize (instead of staying a fixed narrow column with large * side gutters). Same semantics as the real list. */ fullWidth?: boolean; /** Extra classes on the content column (e.g. host-provided padding). The * host wrapper is expected to own the panel padding; this stays empty by * default so the skeleton sits flush. */ contentClassName?: string; /** Body lines per message row (forwarded to `ChatMessageSkeleton`). Default 3; * pass 1 for single-line message surfaces. */ bodyLines?: number; /** * FILL mode: top-anchor the rows and CLIP overflow (instead of bottom-anchoring * + inner scroll). Combined with a generous `messageCount`, the rows cover the * container top-to-bottom at ANY height — no per-container measuring, no empty * band at the top. Use for loading surfaces that should read as "the whole * panel is loading" rather than "a short thread pinned to the bottom". */ fill?: boolean; } export declare function ChatMessageListSkeleton({ className, messageCount, showAvatars, fullWidth, contentClassName, bodyLines, fill, }: ChatMessageListSkeletonProps): import("react").JSX.Element; export {}; //# sourceMappingURL=chat-message-skeleton.d.ts.map