import { PropType, VNode } from 'vue';
/**
 *
 * Utility for creating a typed event prop on a Vue component.
 * The property name should be `onPascalCase` and `T` here should be the
 * event function type signature.
 */
export declare const eventProp: <T>() => {
    type: PropType<T>;
    required: boolean;
};
/**
 * Vue has its own concept of slotting which is supported here. This is done so
 * that wrapper users have a first class framework experience and
 * because Vue previously used native syntax and therefore generates a
 * deprecation warning unless users turn off
 * `vue/no-deprecated-slot-attribute`.
 *
 * Slots are defined in Vue via `<template v-slot|#="slot-name">children</>`
 * and components have access to the slotted children and can manipulate them as
 * vNodes. The slots are iterated by name and the contained vNodes are given
 * slot attributes matching the name so they distribute correctly to native
 * Shadow DOM. When, vNodes represent text nodes or other Vue components, they
 * are wrapped in a `span` which is given the slot attribute.
 */
export type Slots = {
    [index: string]: () => VNode[];
};
export declare const assignSlotNodes: (slots: Slots) => VNode<import("vue").RendererNode, import("vue").RendererElement, {
    [key: string]: any;
}>[][];
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