/**
 * What a haptic marks: `tap` confirms a keypress landing, `error` answers
 * refused input (deleting from empty, typing past the limit) with a heavier,
 * unmistakably-negative buzz.
 */
export type HapticKind = 'tap' | 'error';
/**
 * Default haptics: lazily loads the optional `react-native-haptic-feedback`
 * peer and taps through it. A host without it taps silently; one that wants a
 * different module passes it to `FunkitProvider` as `hapticFeedback` instead —
 * which is what an Expo Go app does, since it can only link Expo's own modules.
 *
 * The import is dynamic and inside a `try`, which is what makes the peer
 * genuinely optional: Metro marks a dependency optional when its import can
 * reject, and skips it at resolution rather than failing the bundle. It also
 * keeps the native module unevaluated until a tap actually happens.
 */
export declare function hapticTap(kind?: HapticKind): Promise<void>;
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