import { r as SummaryStrings } from "./summary-D8UEQXYr.js";
import { CSSProperties, ReactNode } from "react";
//#region src/core/strings-sprout.d.ts
type SproutStrings = Pick<SummaryStrings, "sproutRow" | "sproutStage" | "sproutStageNames" | "sproutEmpty">;
//#endregion
//#region src/charts/sprout-row/index.d.ts
interface SproutDatum {
  label: string;
  /** Stage 0–3 (rounded + clamped); null = missing (soil tick only). */
  value: number | null;
}
interface SproutRowProps {
  data: readonly SproutDatum[];
  /** Category labels under the slots (default off at micro scale). */
  labels?: boolean | undefined;
  /** `value` prints the stage number above each glyph. */
  label?: "none" | "value" | undefined;
  color?: string | undefined;
  height?: number | undefined;
  step?: number | undefined;
  fontSize?: number | undefined;
  strings?: SproutStrings | undefined;
  /** Minimum in-chart label size, in viewBox units. Geometry sizes labels from
   *  the mark and floors them at 7; this raises that floor and moves the
   *  reserved gutter with it. A label the box cannot seat at the raised floor
   *  drops rather than shrinking back under it. */
  labelSize?: number | undefined;
  title?: string | undefined;
  summary?: string | false | undefined;
  id?: string | undefined;
  className?: string | undefined;
  style?: CSSProperties | undefined;
  children?: ReactNode | undefined;
}
/**
 * Box and type size, resolved ONCE from the caller's props.
 *
 * Both are host-computed as often as typed, and a non-finite or non-positive one
 * is destructive in a way a bad datum is not: `height={NaN}` painted
 * `d="M9.55 NaN…"` glyphs and `--mc-seat: NaN` inside a viewBox `Chart` had
 * already clamped to 1, and `fontSize={-3}` put a negative `font-size` on every
 * name. Exported because the interactive entry needs the same two numbers —
 * deriving them from the raw props again is how its focus ring leaves the glyph.
 */
declare function sproutBox(labels: boolean, height?: number | undefined, fontSize?: number | undefined, min?: number | undefined): {
  height: number;
  fontSize: number;
};
declare function sproutRowSummary(data: readonly SproutDatum[], strings?: SproutStrings): string;
/**
 * The label-driven layout numbers (they widen the row when category names are
 * shown). Exported because the interactive entry must derive the SAME
 * step/padX/labelBand — computing them independently drifted its overlay ring
 * off the glyph whenever `labels` was on.
 *
 * Category labels render at the library-standard size and never shrink to an
 * illegible caption. To keep the row compact they STAGGER onto two tiers below
 * the soil (even slots near, odd slots far), so same-tier neighbours sit two
 * steps apart — a name only needs to clear 2·step, not one. The extent is the
 * shared PROSE estimate (`textGutterProse`, 0.95 em/char) plus a half-em gutter:
 * these are caller names, not figures this chart formatted, and the digits rate
 * it used to assume (0.72) is under the measured advance of an upper-case name,
 * which put "FOXTROT" on top of its neighbour and past the row's edge. The row
 * still widens if even 2·step is too tight.
 */
declare function sproutLayout(data: readonly SproutDatum[], labels: boolean, fontSize: number, step?: number | undefined): {
  step: number;
  padX: number;
  labelBand: number;
  twoTier: boolean;
};
/**
 * Is there room for the category names? Shared by both entries so the static and
 * the interactive twin never disagree about the label band — a client that kept
 * a gutter the static dropped would walk every hit-test sideways by its width.
 */
declare function sproutLabelsFit(data: readonly SproutDatum[], fontSize: number, height: number, step?: number | undefined): boolean;
declare function SproutRow(props: SproutRowProps): ReactNode;
//#endregion
export { sproutLabelsFit as a, SproutStrings as c, sproutBox as i, SproutRow as n, sproutLayout as o, SproutRowProps as r, sproutRowSummary as s, SproutDatum as t };