/**
 * Every country a phone number can be issued in, with the calling code it is
 * reached on and the trunk digit it is dialled with at home.
 *
 * The whole ITU list, not the countries whose currency the rail quotes: where
 * a buyer's money comes from says nothing about where their SIM does, and a
 * shorter list makes a valid number unsendable.
 *
 * Generated from libphonenumber's metadata (v4, via libphonenumber-js 1.13.6)
 * and named by `Intl.DisplayNames`. Calling codes and trunk prefixes are ITU
 * and national-regulator facts; regenerate rather than hand-edit a row.
 */
export interface PhoneCountry {
    /** ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, which is also what the geo lookup answers. */
    alpha2: string;
    /** E.164 calling code, `+` included. */
    dialCode: string;
    /** English name, used when the platform can name no other. */
    name: string;
    /**
     * The digit a national number is dialled with at home and never carries
     * internationally — `0` in most of Europe, `1` in the NANP, `8` in Russia.
     * Absent where the country has none: an Italian number keeps its zero.
     */
    trunkPrefix?: string;
}
/** Ordered by English name, which is the order the list draws them in. */
export declare const PHONE_COUNTRIES: readonly PhoneCountry[];
export declare function phoneCountry(alpha2: string | undefined): PhoneCountry | undefined;
/** The country the field opens on, from wherever the buyer is. */
export declare function defaultPhoneCountry(alpha2: string | undefined): PhoneCountry;
/**
 * `\u{1F1E6}\u{1F1FA}` from `AU`: alpha-2 letters map onto the
 * regional-indicator block, so the flag needs no asset and no per-country
 * entry.
 */
export declare function countryFlag(alpha2: string): string;
/**
 * The country's name in the app's language.
 *
 * Read off the platform rather than the translation files: 245 countries in 8
 * locales is copy nobody would review, and every runtime that ships ICU
 * already knows them. The table's English is the fallback where it does not.
 */
export declare function countryName(country: PhoneCountry, locale: string): string;
/**
 * The wire value: the code and the digits typed under it, with nothing
 * between. An unanswered field stays empty rather than becoming a bare code —
 * `+61` alone is not an incomplete number, it is no number.
 */
export declare function toE164(country: PhoneCountry, national: string): string;
/** The code a number opens with, read off digits carrying no `+`. */
export declare function leadingDialCode(digits: string): string | undefined;
/** The chip keeps a code it already carries; else the code's own country. */
export declare function countryOnDialCode(code: string, preferred: PhoneCountry): PhoneCountry;
/**
 * What the box shows: the number less any code the table knows, not only the
 * chip's — autofill hands the contact over with its own.
 */
export declare function nationalPart(value: string): string;
//# sourceMappingURL=phoneCountries.d.ts.map