import { default as React } from 'react';
import { default as ConditionalFormattingColumn } from './types/ConditionalFormattingColumn';
import { default as ConditionalFormattingRule } from './types/ConditionalFormattingRule';
/**
 * Props for the ConditionalFormattingSheet component
 */
export default interface IConditionalFormattingSheetProps {
    /**
     * Element that opens the sheet, e.g. a `<Button>`. Omit it when the sheet is
     * opened purely through `open`/`onOpenChange` from elsewhere in the UI.
     */
    trigger?: React.ReactNode;
    /** Columns that can be targeted by a rule, with their value type for operator/input selection */
    columns: ConditionalFormattingColumn[];
    /**
     * Column (a `columns` entry's `value`) the sheet should start a new rule for
     * whenever it opens — skips the list and the column dropdown, which is what
     * opening from a specific column header implies. Ignored if it names no
     * known column. Omit to open on the rule list.
     */
    initialColumn?: string;
    /** Current rules, in priority order (earlier rules win on conflict) */
    rules: ConditionalFormattingRule[];
    /** Called with the updated rule list on add/edit/duplicate/delete/reorder/toggle */
    onRulesChange: (rules: ConditionalFormattingRule[]) => void;
    /**
     * Called while the user holds "Für Vorschau gedrückt halten": receives the rule list with
     * the in-progress draft folded in, then `null` on release.
     *
     * Deliberately separate from `onRulesChange` — a preview must never look like
     * a commit, or holding the button would persist an unapplied draft.
     */
    onPreviewRulesChange?: (rules: ConditionalFormattingRule[] | null) => void;
    /** Controlled open state — omit to let the sheet manage its own open/close via `trigger` */
    open?: boolean;
    onOpenChange?: (open: boolean) => void;
}