import { ReactElement, ReactNode } from 'react';
import { ThemeType } from '../../../tokens';
import { CalendarTokenType } from '../../DateRangePicker/dateRangePicker.tokens';
import { DateRange, TriggerConfig, DateRangePickerSize } from '../../DateRangePicker/types';
/**
 * The trigger surface shared by every date/time picker in the library.
 *
 * This was lifted verbatim out of `DateRangePicker`'s inline `renderTrigger`
 * closure so `SingleDatePicker` and `TimePicker` present an identical control
 * instead of forking 230 lines of markup, token wiring and `data-*` hooks.
 *
 * The four render branches and their precedence are unchanged:
 *   1. `triggerConfig.renderTrigger` — caller owns the markup entirely
 *   2. `triggerConfig.element` / `triggerElement` — caller supplies a node
 *   3. mobile drawer — a plain secondary button
 *   4. the default token-styled button
 *
 * Everything added for the newer components (`hasError`, `onClear`,
 * `defaultIcon`) is optional and inert when omitted, so DateRangePicker's
 * output is byte-identical to before the extraction.
 */
export type PickerTriggerProps = {
    /** Text for the default desktop trigger. Caller does the formatting. */
    displayText: string;
    /** Text for the mobile drawer button. Caller does the formatting. */
    mobileText?: string;
    /** Passed straight through to `triggerConfig.renderTrigger`. */
    displayRange: DateRange | undefined;
    isOpen: boolean;
    isDisabled: boolean;
    size: DateRangePickerSize;
    calendarToken: CalendarTokenType;
    /** Foundation palette used for legacy fallback styles. */
    foundationTokens?: ThemeType;
    /** Squares off the left edge when a quick-range selector sits beside it. */
    hasQuickSelector?: boolean;
    triggerConfig?: TriggerConfig;
    triggerElement?: ReactNode;
    /** Render branch 3 (the drawer button) instead of the default button. */
    isMobileDrawer?: boolean;
    onToggle: () => void;
    onMobileOpen?: () => void;
    ariaLabel: string;
    /** Value of the `data-date-picker` attribute used by E2E selectors. */
    dataDatePicker: string;
    /** Icon used when `triggerConfig.icon` is not supplied. */
    defaultIcon?: ReactNode;
    /** Applies the error border token instead of the default border. */
    hasError?: boolean;
    /**
     * Reserves room at the right edge for a `PickerClearButton` overlay.
     * The button itself must be rendered by the caller as a DOM sibling —
     * see the note in the render body.
     */
    showClearSpacer?: boolean;
};
export type PickerClearButtonProps = {
    onClear: () => void;
    calendarToken: CalendarTokenType;
    label?: string;
};
/**
 * The inline "clear" affordance. Rendered as a sibling of the trigger and
 * absolutely positioned over its right edge, because a button nested inside
 * the trigger button would be invalid ARIA and unreachable by keyboard.
 */
export declare const PickerClearButton: ({ onClear, calendarToken, label, }: PickerClearButtonProps) => import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;
/**
 * Deliberately a render *function*, not a component.
 *
 * `Popover`/`Drawer` render their trigger with Radix `asChild`, which clones
 * the returned element to inject `onClick`, `ref` and `data-state`. A wrapper
 * component would swallow all of that and the popover would never open, so the
 * element handed back here must be the interactive node itself.
 */
export declare const renderPickerTrigger: ({ displayText, mobileText, displayRange, isOpen, isDisabled, size, calendarToken, foundationTokens, hasQuickSelector, triggerConfig, triggerElement, isMobileDrawer, onToggle, onMobileOpen, ariaLabel, dataDatePicker, defaultIcon, hasError, showClearSpacer, }: PickerTriggerProps) => ReactElement;
export default renderPickerTrigger;