import { type ButtonColor } from "./button";
import { type IconName } from "./icon";
import { type StyleProps } from "./style_props";
export interface ReachButtonProps extends StyleProps {
    /** The act's own word — "Call", "Message", "Reply". */
    label: string;
    /** The verb and who it reaches, where buttons differ only by that — "Call Owen Hale". */
    accessibilityLabel?: string;
    /** `tel:`, `mailto:`, a chat link, a thread address. A web address opens beside the page, other schemes
     *  go to the device's handler; `null` has nowhere to go, so the press is the return. */
    href: string | null;
    icon?: IconName;
    /** `secondary` by default: a leaving verb is rarely a commit. */
    color?: ButtonColor;
    /** Somebody asked not to be reached this way; the verb stays so the reason is found where the reader
     *  reaches for it. */
    refused?: string | null;
    /** The reader is back (or the channel opened in place): the host asks what happened. Absent, the press
     *  only opens the channel. */
    onReturn?: () => void;
    /** The glyph alone, the verb its name and tooltip, where the word has no width (a phone row beside its
     *  ⋯); only for a verb with a glyph. */
    glyphOnly?: boolean;
    disabled?: boolean;
    testID?: string;
}
/** An act leaving for another channel that knows when the reader returns. Pressing arms it and opens the
 *  channel; losing focus or visibility is leaving, regaining either is returning, when the host asks how
 *  it went. A press going nowhere returns after {@link REACH_GRACE_MS}. A refused verb is pressable and
 *  states the refusal. */
export declare function ReachButton(props: ReachButtonProps): import("react").JSX.Element;