import type React from 'react';
import type { DataRoomDocCardItem } from '../types/entities/data-room-doc';
export interface DataRoomDocCardAnchorProps {
    href: string;
    target?: '_blank';
    rel?: 'noopener noreferrer';
    onClick?: (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLAnchorElement>) => void;
}
export interface DataRoomDocCardProps {
    item: DataRoomDocCardItem;
    className?: string;
    /** Pre-composed badge label. REQUIRED — the consumer resolves
     *  `sourceRepo` against its `SOURCE_LABELS_BY_TABLE` registry and
     *  passes the result here.
     *
     *  Why required (no default): if the badge silently defaulted to a
     *  literal like "Data room", a card sourced from openframe-docs (or
     *  any other repo) whose `sourceRepo` resolution failed would
     *  display the wrong provenance label — a real security signal,
     *  because "Data Room" implies private/internal documents to
     *  end-users. Forcing the consumer to supply the label means a
     *  bug at the resolution step surfaces as a TypeScript error
     *  ("badgeText required") instead of a falsely-labeled production
     *  card. The hub-side dispatcher already passes
     *  `getSourceLabel(sourceRepo)` with a non-null fallback. */
    badgeText: string;
    /** Pre-composed `<a>` prop bundle. When provided, the outer renders
     *  as `<a {...anchorProps}>`; otherwise the card is non-interactive. */
    anchorProps?: DataRoomDocCardAnchorProps;
}
export declare function DataRoomDocCard({ item, className, badgeText, anchorProps }: DataRoomDocCardProps): React.JSX.Element;
export declare function DataRoomDocCardSkeleton({ className }: {
    className?: string;
}): React.JSX.Element;
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