import type { ReactElement } from "react"; import React from "react"; import type { ButtonActionProps, PageActionButtonProps, PageActionsProps, PageBodyProps, PageComposableProps, PageHeaderContentProps, PageHeaderProps, PageIntroProps, PageLegacyProps, PageMenuProps, PageSlotProps, PageSubtitleProps, PageTitleBarProps, PageTitleProps } from "./types"; import { type ButtonProps } from "../Button"; export declare function Page(props: PageLegacyProps): ReactElement; export declare function Page(props: PageComposableProps): ReactElement; export declare namespace Page { var Header: typeof PageHeader; var HeaderContent: typeof PageHeaderContent; var TitleBar: typeof PageTitleBar; var Title: typeof PageTitle; var Subtitle: typeof PageSubtitle; var Intro: typeof PageIntro; var Actions: typeof PageActions; var ActionPrimary: typeof PageActionPrimary; var ActionSecondary: typeof PageActionSecondary; var ActionMenu: typeof PageActionMenu; var PrimaryButton: typeof PagePrimaryButton; var SecondaryButton: typeof PageSecondaryButton; var Menu: typeof PageMenu; var Body: typeof PageBody; } /** * Groups the title area and actions into the page header layout. * Place non-action content (title, subtitle) inside `Page.HeaderContent` * and actions inside `Page.Actions`. */ declare function PageHeader({ children, ...rest }: PageHeaderProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Wraps the title area (title, subtitle) inside `Page.Header`. Use when the header contains more than one content element to keep them stacked vertically. */ declare function PageHeaderContent({ children, ...rest }: PageHeaderContentProps): React.JSX.Element; /** * Flex container for the page title and optional sibling elements such as * status badges. Use when you need to display metadata alongside the heading. * * @example * ```tsx * * Clients * * * ``` */ declare function PageTitleBar({ children, ...rest }: PageTitleBarProps): React.JSX.Element; /** * Renders the page heading as an H1. When metadata is present alongside the * title, wrap both in `Page.TitleBar`. */ declare function PageTitle({ children, ...rest }: PageTitleProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Secondary text below the title. Always applies default Text/Emphasis styling. */ declare function PageSubtitle({ children, ...rest }: PageSubtitleProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Introduction text between the header and body. Always applies default Text styling. */ declare function PageIntro({ children }: PageIntroProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Container for action buttons and menu. Applies responsive actionGroup layout. */ declare function PageActions({ children, ...rest }: PageActionsProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Positional container for the primary action. Should contain a Button element, e.g. . */ declare function PageActionPrimary({ children, ref }: PageSlotProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Positional container for the secondary action. Should contain a Button element, e.g. . */ declare function PageActionSecondary({ children, ref }: PageSlotProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Positional container for the menu action. Should contain Page.Menu or a custom Menu. */ declare function PageActionMenu({ children, ref }: PageSlotProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Default primary Button with opinionated styling. Use inside Page.ActionPrimary. */ declare function PagePrimaryButton({ ref, label, onClick, icon, disabled, loading, ariaLabel, ...rest }: PageActionButtonProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Default secondary Button with opinionated styling. Use inside Page.ActionSecondary. */ declare function PageSecondaryButton({ ref, label, onClick, icon, disabled, loading, ariaLabel, ...rest }: PageActionButtonProps): React.JSX.Element; /** * "More Actions" menu with a default trigger button. * Consumers supply Menu.Item children (in case custom routing is needed, * e.g. wrapping Menu.Item with createLink() from TanStack Router). */ declare function PageMenu({ children, triggerLabel, ...rest }: PageMenuProps): React.JSX.Element; /** Main content area of the page. */ declare function PageBody({ children }: PageBodyProps): React.JSX.Element; export declare const getActionProps: (actionProps?: ButtonActionProps) => ButtonProps; export {};