import React from 'react';
/**
 * Text-style skeleton — matches a rendered markdown article layout.
 * Used by `<DocsHubPage>` as the default for `markdown` (and unknown
 * document types). Embedders can override via `renderSkeleton`.
 */
export declare function MarkdownSkeleton(): React.JSX.Element;
/**
 * Embed-style skeleton — matches the iframe loading state for `pdf`,
 * `google_sheet`, `figma`, and `file` document types. Used by
 * `<DocsHubPage>` as the default for non-markdown documentTypes.
 *
 * The skeleton is documentType-aware so its layout matches the actual
 * viewer that will replace it:
 *   - `pdf`                  → header with title + TWO buttons (Preview, Download)
 *   - `google_sheet`/`figma` → header with title + ONE button/toggle
 *   - `file`                 → centered FileDownloadCard-style box
 *   - undefined / others     → generic (1-button header)
 *
 * IMPORTANT: bars use `bg-ods-border` (NOT `bg-ods-skeleton`). The
 * `--ods-skeleton` token resolves to TRANSPARENT in this build, leaving
 * the skeleton box visually empty — the embed skeleton was the loudest
 * surface affected (a full-height iframe area showing nothing). Same fix
 * the chat-message-row skeleton already documents in its inline comment.
 */
export interface EmbedSkeletonProps {
    /** When provided, the header layout matches the eventual viewer's
     *  button count + arrangement, so the layout doesn't shift on load. */
    documentType?: 'pdf' | 'google_sheet' | 'figma' | 'file' | string;
}
export declare function EmbedSkeleton({ documentType }?: EmbedSkeletonProps): React.JSX.Element;
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