import * as React from 'react';
interface Dimensions {
    height: number | undefined;
    width: number | undefined;
}
/**
 * The shared behavior behind `Collapsible.Panel` and `Accordion.Panel`.
 *
 * Upstream's counterpart is ~550 lines that coordinate with CSS transitions and
 * keyframes. React Native has neither, so all that remains is measuring the
 * natural content size and managing the mount lifecycle; the consumer animates.
 */
export declare function useCollapsiblePanel(parameters: UseCollapsiblePanelParameters): {
    dimensions: Dimensions;
    props: {
        nativeID: string | undefined;
        style: {
            overflow: "hidden";
        };
        'aria-hidden': true | undefined;
        accessibilityElementsHidden: boolean;
        importantForAccessibility: "auto" | "no-hide-descendants";
    };
    shouldRender: boolean;
    wrappedChildren: React.JSX.Element;
};
/**
 * Padding insets that are applied to the inner measurement wrapper so the
 * reported `height`/`width` on the panel state reflect the padded content size.
 * Without this, padding on the panel element itself will cause clipped content.
 */
export interface MeasurePadding {
    top?: number;
    right?: number;
    bottom?: number;
    left?: number;
}
export interface UseCollapsiblePanelParameters {
    keepMounted: boolean;
    /**
     * Padding applied to the inner measurement wrapper.
     * Use this instead of `style.padding` on the panel element to avoid the
     * padding footgun where the clip height does not account for padding.
     */
    measurePadding?: MeasurePadding | undefined;
    children: React.ReactNode;
}
export {};
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