import { type ReactNode } from "react";
import { type CaptureTarget } from "./capture-target.js";
/**
 * A blur plane made by `useGlassBlurPlane`: pass it to the `GlassBlurPlane` that wraps the
 * view to capture and to the `GlassBlurScope` around the surfaces that frost it.
 */
export interface GlassBlurPlaneHandle {
    /** @internal The capture target the Android host attaches and the scope offers. */
    readonly target: CaptureTarget;
}
/** A blur plane, stable for the component's life. */
export declare function useGlassBlurPlane(): GlassBlurPlaneHandle;
export interface GlassBlurPlaneProps {
    /** The plane `useGlassBlurPlane` made. */
    plane: GlassBlurPlaneHandle;
    /** The view to capture, laid out to fill the plane (a page backdrop). */
    children?: ReactNode;
}
/**
 * Makes its children the blur plane: on Android, in a build that links Canvas's native capture
 * module, a capture host filling its parent, which the glass surfaces in a matching `GlassBlurScope`
 * frost. Off Android it renders its children only.
 */
export declare function GlassBlurPlane({ children }: GlassBlurPlaneProps): import("react").JSX.Element;
export interface GlassBlurScopeProps {
    /** The plane `useGlassBlurPlane` made. */
    plane: GlassBlurPlaneHandle;
    /** The glass surfaces that frost the plane. None of them may sit inside it. */
    children?: ReactNode;
}
/**
 * Offers the blur plane to the glass surfaces inside it: on Android they frost the plane in
 * place of the solid skin they paint without one. Off Android it renders its children only.
 */
export declare function GlassBlurScope({ children }: GlassBlurScopeProps): import("react").JSX.Element;
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