import { type ColorTokens } from "../../style/index.js";
import type { AnatomyTarget } from "../../style/anatomy.js";
export interface UptimePeriod {
    /** Stable identity, used as the React key when present. */
    id?: string | number;
    /** Names the period in the accessible summary (e.g. "Mar 4"). */
    label?: string;
    down?: boolean;
    degraded?: boolean;
    unknown?: boolean;
}
export type PeriodStatus = "operational" | "degraded" | "down" | "unknown";
/** Status precedence, first match wins; an unmarked period is operational. */
export declare function periodStatus(p: UptimePeriod): PeriodStatus;
/**
 * The pill fill per status: the solid status colors (statusColors' dot, so a degraded
 * pill reads the same warning as a warning badge), and for unknown the v4 hand-off's
 * no-data period, the operational green at .3.
 */
export declare function statusColor(tokens: ColorTokens, status: PeriodStatus): string;
/**
 * The strip's accessible summary: the label, the period count, and per-status
 * tallies with zero counts omitted ("API uptime, 90 periods: 87 operational,
 * 2 degraded, 1 down"). Pure, exported for tests.
 */
export declare function statusSummary(periods: UptimePeriod[], label?: string): string;
/**
 * The raw pill row. Decorative on its own: the consumer wraps it in (or
 * beside) a node carrying the `statusSummary` as an accessible name.
 */
export declare function StatusStrip({ periods, height, tokens, anatomy }: {
    periods: UptimePeriod[];
    height: number;
    tokens: ColorTokens;
    anatomy?: {
        degraded?: AnatomyTarget;
        healthy?: AnatomyTarget;
    };
}): import("react").JSX.Element;
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