declare const DEFAULT_PASSWORD_RULES: readonly ["length", "upper", "lower", "number", "symbol"];
export type PasswordRule = (typeof DEFAULT_PASSWORD_RULES)[number];
/**
 * Every visible and screen-reader string, each optional (gh#1191). Unset entries come from the
 * kit's own ja / en / vi catalogue for the active locale, so most apps pass nothing.
 */
export type PasswordStrengthLabels = {
    weak?: string;
    fair?: string;
    strong?: string;
    /** The neutral line shown while nothing has been typed (gh#1247). */
    empty?: string;
    /** Checklist line per rule. */
    rules?: Partial<Record<PasswordRule, string>>;
    /** Screen-reader prefix before a met rule (e.g. "Passed: "). */
    passed?: string;
    /** Screen-reader prefix before an unmet rule (e.g. "Not yet: "). */
    failed?: string;
    /** The polite live-region sentence, given the strength word. */
    announcement?: (strength: string) => string;
};
export type PasswordStrengthProps = {
    value: string;
    /**
     * The length rule's threshold (gh#1193), so the checklist matches the server's policy, e.g. 12 for
     * Laravel `Password::min(12)`. Default 8. It drives the check, the score and the rule text.
     */
    minLength?: number;
    rules?: PasswordRule[];
    showChecklist?: boolean;
    labels?: PasswordStrengthLabels;
};
export type PasswordStrengthReturn = {
    score: 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4;
    checks: Record<PasswordRule, boolean>;
};
export declare function usePasswordStrength(value: string, rules?: PasswordRule[], minLength?: number): PasswordStrengthReturn;
export declare function PasswordStrength({ value, minLength, rules, showChecklist, labels, }: PasswordStrengthProps): import("react").JSX.Element;
export {};