import { InsightsPayload, PrimaryCTA } from '../../core';
export interface CompactInsightCardProps {
    /** A `micro` or `embedded` envelope. */
    payload: InsightsPayload;
    /**
     * Makes the whole card the tap target. What a tap does is the host's decision (post to the
     * host app, open a drawer, …); the card never opens anything itself. Omit for a static card.
     */
    onTap?: () => void;
    /** Receives the primary CTA when tapped. The card does not resolve the CTA's block itself. */
    onCtaClick?: (cta: PrimaryCTA) => void;
    /**
     * Renders the CTA disabled — label shown, `aria-disabled`, not tappable — for a host that cannot
     * honour it (e.g. `contact_support_block` when the client's `enable_support_requests` is off).
     */
    isCtaDisabled?: boolean;
}
/**
 * The one compact renderer the micro and embedded envelopes share (`insights_v2.2.md` §8.3).
 *
 * Figma 1941:111897 (Embedded | Large Transaction): a title row with the overflow slot, the HTML
 * description with the primary CTA under it, and on the right the slot's `logo` in a
 * `<BadgedTile>`. Under ditto's `with_warning_badge` variant the tile takes a status badge; under
 * `minimal` it draws the logo alone. The card lays out from the envelope alone and never reads
 * `widget_type`.
 *
 * The icon falls back to the neutral insight glyph **here**, not in `LogoFromGuid`, when the slot
 * carries no logo. The `pill` on the same envelope is the transaction row's, not the card's.
 */
declare const CompactInsightCard: ({ isCtaDisabled, onCtaClick, onTap, payload, }: CompactInsightCardProps) => import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;
export default CompactInsightCard;