import { type ShapeBaseProps, type ShapeFrameProps, type Slot } from "./shape_frame";
/**
 * THE MEDIA SET — a body of pictures, scanned by WHERE THEY BELONG: site
 * photographs, scanned papers, product shots, damage reports. *"Show me what we
 * have of this, and which one is the current one?"*
 *
 * The row is a TILE and the picture is the row, so the name sits under the
 * square and nothing else competes with it. The tiles fall into RUNS — the
 * hierarchy tier the picture belongs to, or the day it arrived — and the head of
 * each says how many it holds. The record is a drawer.
 *
 * WHAT IS CURRENT AND WHAT IS HISTORY: a set of photographs of one thing is read
 * for the LATEST, so the verdict the model states rides each tile's foot — drawn
 * as nothing, eleven shots of one riser read as eleven facts.
 */
export interface MediaSetProps<T> extends ShapeBaseProps<T>, Pick<ShapeFrameProps<T>, "above"> {
    /**
     * The `mark` role — the photograph, as a URL, and `null` where the row has
     * none. REQUIRED, and it is the whole shape. A row missing one keeps its tile,
     * so the grid holds its geometry and the gap is visible as a gap.
     */
    picture: (row: T) => string | null | undefined;
    /** The `identity` role — what the picture is OF. */
    identity: TileSlot<T, string>;
    /**
     * The `category` or `party` role — WHERE the picture belongs. The runs are
     * this, where it is bound: a tier of the site, the party it is of.
     */
    group?: TileSlot<T, string>;
    /**
     * The `when` role — the day it arrived. With no {@link MediaSetProps.group}
     * bound, the runs are the DAY: a body of pictures with no hierarchy over it is
     * still read newest first, by the day it grew.
     */
    when?: TileSlot<T, string>;
    /** The `verdict` role — current against superseded, on the tile's foot. The
     *  ONE slot here that takes a device of its own, because the foot IS a box. */
    current?: Slot<T, boolean>;
}
/** A SLOT AS A TILE READS IT — the field's own name and its value, and no device
 *  of its own: a tile is a picture with a name under it, so there is no second
 *  box a `render` could stand in. */
type TileSlot<T, V> = Pick<Slot<T, V>, "label" | "value">;
export declare function MediaSet<T>(props: MediaSetProps<T>): import("react").JSX.Element;
export {};