import * as React from 'react';
import { MenuRoot } from '../../menu/root/MenuRoot';
/**
 * Groups the parts of a context menu — a menu opened by long-pressing an area
 * rather than tapping a button.
 * Doesn't render its own element.
 *
 * A context menu is a `Menu.Root` anchored to the point where the long press
 * landed instead of to a trigger element. It reuses every menu part except the
 * trigger and positioner, which are its own.
 *
 * **Adapted from upstream.** The web version opens on right-click *or* long
 * press and tracks a virtual cursor; a touch screen only has the long press.
 */
export declare function ContextMenuRoot(props: ContextMenuRoot.Props): React.JSX.Element;
export interface ContextMenuRootState {
}
export interface ContextMenuRootProps extends Omit<MenuRoot.Props, 'handle' | 'triggerId' | 'defaultTriggerId' | 'children'> {
    children?: React.ReactNode;
}
export declare namespace ContextMenuRoot {
    type State = ContextMenuRootState;
    type Props = ContextMenuRootProps;
    /**
     * A context menu is a menu, so it reuses the menu's action and event
     * contracts — a consumer should not have to reach for `Menu.Root`'s types to
     * type a `ContextMenu.Root` handler.
     */
    type Actions = MenuRoot.Actions;
    type ChangeEventReason = MenuRoot.ChangeEventReason;
    type ChangeEventDetails = MenuRoot.ChangeEventDetails;
}
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