import * as React from 'react';
import { TextInput } from 'react-native';
import type { OTPFieldRootState } from '../root/OTPFieldRoot';
import type { ZestUIComponentProps } from '../../types';
/**
 * A single OTP slot.
 * Renders a `<TextInput>`.
 *
 * Its slot index comes from its position among the other inputs, via
 * `CompositeList` — so slots need no index prop.
 *
 * **Diverges from the web deliberately.** Upstream handles paste through a
 * `paste` event and selection ranges. React Native reports every edit as a whole
 * string through `onChangeText` and has no paste event, so both cases go through
 * the same path: whatever arrives is written from this slot onwards. That is also
 * what makes OS autofill work — iOS and Android deliver the entire SMS code into
 * the focused slot, which lands here as one long string.
 */
export declare function OTPFieldInput(componentProps: OTPFieldInput.Props): React.ReactElement<unknown, string | React.JSXElementConstructor<any>>;
export interface OTPFieldInputState extends OTPFieldRootState {
    /**
     * This slot's character.
     */
    value: string;
    /**
     * This slot's index.
     */
    index: number;
    /**
     * Whether this slot has a character.
     */
    filled: boolean;
}
export interface OTPFieldInputProps extends Omit<ZestUIComponentProps<typeof TextInput, OTPFieldInputState>, 'value'> {
}
export declare namespace OTPFieldInput {
    type State = OTPFieldInputState;
    type Props = OTPFieldInputProps;
}
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