import { type MarkSize } from "./mark";
/** Exactly `FILE_BADGE_BOX` tall. */
export declare const FILE_BADGE_DEFAULT_WIDTH = 26;
/** And the square slot it fills. */
export declare const FILE_BADGE_BOX = 32;
/** The aspect is fixed. */
export declare function fileBadgeHeight(width: number): number;
/** Height binds. */
export declare function fileBadgeWidthForBox(box: number): number;
/** A page's stroke at its width, whole pixels — a fractional 1.5px line smears — and a tile's dashed edge around it. */
export declare function fileBadgeBorder(width: number): number;
/** The filename's widest: past it the name is cut in its middle ({@link fitFilename}). */
export declare const FILE_CHIP_NAME_MAX = 160;
/**
 * A FILENAME CUT IN ITS MIDDLE to `room` px at its rung (regular): whole where it fits, else its head, "…" and a
 * tail as long as the head and never shorter than its extension — so its type and the end that tells a series
 * apart both still read ("BL-SI24…011.pdf"). A line whose width nobody measured cuts it in CSS (`Filename`).
 */
export declare function fitFilename(filename: string, room: number, size: "xs" | "sm"): string;
/**
 * A DOCUMENT ON A LINE OR IN A CELL — its badge at the mark's rung and its filename beside it, cut in its middle
 * past {@link FILE_CHIP_NAME_MAX}: this wide, for the line or column budgeting it. A line's mark (`xs`) sets the
 * words at `xs`, any other at `sm`.
 */
export declare function fileChipWidth(filename: string, mark: MarkSize): number;