import React from 'react';
import type { TableCardSkeletonProps } from './types';
declare const ROW_HEIGHT_DESKTOP = "h-[66px] md:h-[78px]";
/**
 * A `compact` row's floor. Compact rows are content-sized (`py-2`), but every
 * row in one table renders the same cell shapes, so pinning a minimum makes the
 * body's height a function of the ROW COUNT alone — which is what lets a host
 * reserve space for a full page and stop the layout jumping between a full
 * page, a short last page and the skeleton. The skeleton uses it too, so the
 * loading state is exactly as tall as the rows that replace it.
 */
declare const COMPACT_ROW_MIN_HEIGHT = "min-h-[56px]";
/** The same 56, as a number, for hosts reserving `rows x height` of space.
 *  A LITERAL class above and a literal number here: an interpolated Tailwind
 *  class is invisible to the scanner and is never generated. */
declare const COMPACT_ROW_MIN_HEIGHT_PX = 56;
declare const ROW_HEIGHT_MOBILE = "h-[66px]";
/** @deprecated Use `DataTableSkeleton` from `data-table` instead. */
export declare function TableCardSkeleton({ columns, rows, compact, hasActions, hasChevron, className, rowClassName }: TableCardSkeletonProps): React.JSX.Element;
/** @deprecated */
export { ROW_HEIGHT_DESKTOP, ROW_HEIGHT_MOBILE, COMPACT_ROW_MIN_HEIGHT, COMPACT_ROW_MIN_HEIGHT_PX };
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