import { type DateSlot, type LifecycleStage, type MeasureSlot, type MoneySlot, type ShapeBaseProps, type ShapeFrameProps, type Slot, type TextSlot } from "./shape_frame";
/**
 * THE LIFECYCLE DESK — one record type walking ordered stages: an order, a
 * claim, an application, a shipment, a repair. *"What is stuck, and what do I
 * move next?"*
 *
 * The stages are the strip, in the field's order, each band counted, and the
 * desk opens on ALL — the work is the whole flow, not its first band; the row
 * carries what the NEXT act needs — who it is for, the money, how far through,
 * the clock, and whether that clock has run out — so the decision is made
 * without opening anything; the record is a drawer that steps ◀ ▶ over the band
 * being read. Over the whole flow the row states its STAGE as well, because the
 * stage is what decides whether that clock is running; inside a band the strip
 * has said it and the column stands down. At a phone's width the counterparty
 * gives way first, then the date, then the meter; the amount stays beside the
 * name.
 */
export interface LifecycleDeskProps<T> extends ShapeBaseProps<T>, Pick<ShapeFrameProps<T>, "above" | "group" | "groups" | "totals"> {
    /** The lifecycle field's options, in the order the work flows. */
    stages: readonly LifecycleStage[];
    /** The `lifecycle` role — which stage a row is in. */
    stage: Slot<T, string>;
    /** The `identity` role — what the row is called. */
    identity: TextSlot<T>;
    /** The supporting line under the name — the key the system refers to the row by. */
    caption?: (row: T) => string;
    /** The `mark` role — the row's picture, as a URL. Unbound, the row is text-led. */
    mark?: (row: T) => string | null | undefined;
    /** The `party` role — who the row is for or from. */
    party?: TextSlot<T>;
    /** The `amount` role. */
    amount?: MoneySlot<T>;
    /**
     * The `measure` role bound to `level` — the same slot `MonitoredAssetSet`
     * carries, because it is the same question: how far through is this one.
     *
     * On a desk it is what the NEXT act is measured by — received against ordered,
     * paid against invoiced — and without it the meter lived only behind the door,
     * where the reader has to open every row to find the one that is short.
     */
    level?: MeasureSlot<T>;
    /** The `when` role — the date the next act is measured against, and the HOUR
     *  where the field carries one. */
    when?: DateSlot<T>;
}
export declare function LifecycleDesk<T>(props: LifecycleDeskProps<T>): import("react").JSX.Element;