import React from 'react';
import { IMessage, VideoRecordingProps } from '../Models';
export declare const isVisionCameraAvailable: boolean;
export declare const isVisionCameraNativeReady: boolean;
export interface VideoNoteRecorderProps<TMessage extends IMessage = IMessage> {
    config?: VideoRecordingProps;
    onClose: () => void;
    onSend?: (message: Partial<TMessage>, shouldResetInputToolbar: boolean) => void;
}
/**
 * Telegram-style round video note recorder: records the front camera into a
 * circular preview. When react-native-vision-camera's native module is missing
 * (a simulator, or a binary built before the dependency was added) it shows an
 * unavailable state with the shutter disabled rather than fabricating a note.
 * The two paths are separate components so the vision-camera hooks are only ever
 * called when the native module is present (no crash, stable hook order).
 */
export declare function VideoNoteRecorder<TMessage extends IMessage = IMessage>(props: VideoNoteRecorderProps<TMessage>): React.JSX.Element;
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