import { default as React } from 'react';
import { EventName } from '@lit/react';
import { SidebarLayout as SidebarLayoutElement } from './layouts/SidebarLayout.js';
import { Wizard as WizardElement, WizardStepChangeDetail } from './components/Wizard.js';
export { ScreenObserver } from './internals/ScreenObserver.js';
export type { ScreenSize, ScreenObserverConfig, ScreenResizeEvent } from './internals/ScreenObserver.js';
/**
 * React wrapper for `<u-sidebar-layout>`. `config` is an `@property({ type: Object })` —
 * a raw custom element handles that correctly under React 19 (property assignment) but not
 * React 18 (JSX attributes stringify), so this wrapper keeps `config` working on both.
 */
export declare const SidebarLayout: import('@lit/react').ReactWebComponent<SidebarLayoutElement, {}>;
export type SidebarLayoutProps = React.ComponentProps<typeof SidebarLayout>;
/**
 * React wrapper for `<u-wizard>`. `Wizard` dispatches a `step-change` custom event, but a raw
 * custom element in JSX maps `onStepChange` to a listener for a literal `"StepChange"` DOM
 * event — one `Wizard` never fires — so the event never reaches a consumer without this
 * wrapper's `events` mapping. `steps` is also an `@property({ type: Array })`, which the
 * wrapper keeps working on React 18 the same way it does for `SidebarLayout`'s `config`.
 */
export declare const Wizard: import('@lit/react').ReactWebComponent<WizardElement, {
    onStepChange: EventName<CustomEvent<WizardStepChangeDetail>>;
}>;
export type WizardProps = React.ComponentProps<typeof Wizard>;
export type { SidebarLayoutElement, WizardElement };
export type { SidebarLayoutConfig, SidebarItem, SidebarLogoConfig, SidebarLinkConfig, SidebarSectionConfig, SidebarGroupConfig, SidebarButtonConfig, SidebarHtmlConfig, } from './layouts/SidebarLayout.types.js';
export type { WizardStep, WizardStepState, WizardStepChangeDetail } from './components/Wizard.js';