import { type ReactNode } from "react";
import { type Arranged, type MeasureFigure, type ShapeBaseProps, type ShapeFrameProps, type ShapeGroup, type ShapeTabs, type TextSlot } from "./shape_frame";
/**
 * THE WORKSHEET — priced lines the reader edits in place, grouped into the parts
 * of the job, each part footed and the sheet closing on the figure it is read
 * for. *"What does this come to, and what do we make on it?"*
 *
 * IT IS THE WRITE SIDE OF A PRICE — the figures are still being decided, so the
 * cell IS the editor.
 *
 * TWO BASES AND WHAT IS BETWEEN THEM. The MARGIN is arithmetic over the pair,
 * derived here because a stored third figure is one fact in two places, and a
 * derived column is never typed.
 *
 * THE RUNS ARE THE PARTS OF THE ANSWER, which is why this shape foots each of
 * them ({@link ShapeFrameProps.subtotals}) rather than assuming it of a
 * grouping.
 *
 * AND THE COST BASE IS NOT THE CUSTOMER'S: one control drops the cost and the
 * margin TOGETHER, because either alone gives the other away against the sell.
 */
export interface WorksheetProps<T> extends ShapeBaseProps<T>, Pick<ShapeFrameProps<T>, "totals"> {
    /** The `identity` role — what the line is FOR. */
    identity: TextSlot<T>;
    /** The supporting line under it — the code, the basis the line is priced on. */
    caption?: (row: T) => string;
    /** The `category` role — the phase or the leg each line falls under, and the
     *  run its own footer closes. Absent, the sheet is one flat list closing on
     *  one foot. */
    group?: ShapeGroup<T>;
    /** The `measure` role — HOW MANY the line is for. Not summed at either foot:
     *  two lines counted in different units have no sum. */
    quantity?: WorksheetFigure<T>;
    /** WHAT THE LINE COSTS — the base the margin is taken against, and the one the
     *  customer's view drops. */
    cost?: WorksheetFigure<T>;
    /** WHAT IT SELLS FOR — the figure the sheet is read for, so it is the column
     *  that rides the line's own name where the width cannot seat it. */
    sell?: WorksheetFigure<T>;
    /** WHICH SHEET IS ON SCREEN — the whole of it, or what the customer is shown.
     *  Held by the app where the pick should survive a reload. A reading of the
     *  sheet rather than a narrowing: no row leaves, two columns do. */
    preview?: Arranged<boolean>;
    /** The versions, or the jobs — none where only one sheet is ever open. */
    tabs?: ShapeTabs<T>;
}
/** ONE FIGURE A LINE CARRIES, and the control that STATES it where the screen
 *  offers one. A line the caller answers with nothing keeps its reading, so a
 *  sheet can be priced on the lines a person may still touch. */
export type WorksheetFigure<T> = MeasureFigure<T> & {
    edit?: (row: T) => ReactNode;
};
export declare function Worksheet<T>(props: WorksheetProps<T>): import("react").JSX.Element;