import { PropsContext } from './types';
import { TunnelTarget } from '../types/props';
/**
 * Props context entries that send every overlay trigger into `tunnel`.
 *
 * A props context that tunnels `Button` has to tunnel the overlay triggers as a
 * whole, not their buttons: `OverlayTrigger` pins its trigger button in place
 * (`tunnel: null`), because react-aria wires the press handling, the trigger
 * ref and `aria-haspopup`/`aria-expanded`/`aria-controls` through a
 * `PressResponder` that only reaches its own subtree. Tunnelling the button
 * alone lifts it out of that subtree and silently drops all of it.
 *
 * `DialogTrigger` is in the list because it is the host-side identity of the
 * triggers that are not `@flr-generate` — `ModalTrigger`, `PopoverTrigger` and
 * `LightBoxTrigger` all render through its view, so a remote tree only ever
 * reaches the host as a `DialogTrigger`. `OverlayTrigger` pins it with `tunnel:
 * null` in turn, so the local tree tunnels the trigger the author wrote and
 * never the `DialogTrigger` inside it.
 *
 * Spread the entries before the context's own, so a single trigger can still be
 * sent somewhere else (see `Label`).
 */
export declare const overlayTriggersTunneledTo: (tunnel: TunnelTarget) => PropsContext;
export default overlayTriggersTunneledTo;