import { RefObject } from 'react';
import { PopoverProps } from '../Popover/Popover';
export interface CoachMarkProps extends Omit<PopoverProps, "withTip" | "modality" | "isNonModal" | "isDialogContent" | "triggerRef" | "getTargetRect" | "shouldCloseOnInteractOutside" | "maxHeight" | "isKeyboardDismissDisabled" | "UNSTABLE_portalContainer" | "defaultOpen"> {
    /**
     * The element the coach mark points at. It is an anchor, not a trigger —
     * nothing about it opens the coach mark. Give it either this or `anchor`.
     */
    anchorRef?: RefObject<Element | null>;
    /**
     * The `id` of the element the coach mark points at, looked up once the
     * element exists. Use it where a ref cannot be shared — an mStudio extension
     * renders in a different context than the host, so a ref never arrives, while
     * an id does.
     */
    anchor?: string;
}
/**
 * Points at a control the user did not ask about — a feature that is new, moved
 * or easy to miss. It opens on its own, so it stays out of the way: the page
 * below keeps scrolling, focus is left alone, and the coach mark rides along
 * with its anchor instead of closing at the first scroll.
 *
 * Nothing announces it. It renders where it is written, so put it directly
 * behind the element it points at — then it follows that element in the reading
 * order, and its anchor refers to it through `aria-details`.
 *
 * @flr-generate all
 * @flr-ignore-props anchorRef
 * @flowStatus beta, new
 */
export declare const CoachMark: import('react').FunctionComponent<CoachMarkProps & import('react').RefAttributes<HTMLDivElement>>;
export default CoachMark;