import { ReactNode } from 'react';

/** A same-page anchor (`#frag`): scrolls the addressed section into view on click
 *  **without a route change** (MARKDOWN_SYNTAX_SPEC §13.5). The default behavior of a
 *  bare `#`-href is intercepted so the sandbox URL the host owns is never mutated
 *  out from under it; a fragment that names nothing leaves the scroll position
 *  untouched (a soft failure). */
declare const FragmentLink: ({ href, children, onClick, ...props }: React.DetailedHTMLProps<React.AnchorHTMLAttributes<HTMLAnchorElement>, HTMLAnchorElement>) => ReactNode;
/** An `<a>` that performs in-sandbox navigation on click (prevents the default
 *  full-page load and routes via {@link navigate}).
 *
 *  A consumer-supplied `onClick` is COMPOSED with the router interception, never
 *  substituted for it (`useComposedAnchorClick`, `../anchorClick`): it runs first, and
 *  calling `preventDefault()` opts out of routing. Regression guard: `...props`
 *  used to spread AFTER `onClick={clickHandler}`, so a consumer `onClick` (e.g. a
 *  drawer's close-on-navigate) silently REPLACED the interception — the default
 *  anchor action then navigated the sandboxed iframe itself to the host URL,
 *  reloading the whole app (and framing the host inside its own sandbox).
 *
 *  Modifier/middle clicks and explicit non-self `target`s keep the browser
 *  default: the rendered href is a real host URL, so open-in-new-tab works. */
declare const InternalLink: ({ href, children, onClick, target, ...props }: React.DetailedHTMLProps<React.AnchorHTMLAttributes<HTMLAnchorElement>, HTMLAnchorElement>) => ReactNode;
/** A link that routes same-app hrefs through the sandbox router (as an
 *  {@link InternalLink}) and renders external hrefs as a plain `<a>`. */
declare const Link: ({ href, children, ...properties }: React.DetailedHTMLProps<React.AnchorHTMLAttributes<HTMLAnchorElement>, HTMLAnchorElement>) => ReactNode;

export { FragmentLink, InternalLink, Link };