import { type RefObject } from "react";
import type { View } from "react-native";
import { type ThemeValue } from "../theme.js";
import { type MaterialOptions, type MaterialResolution } from "./material-resolution.js";
export interface MaterialState {
    /** The theme as the provider set it: the requested surface mode, before resolution. */
    theme: ThemeValue;
    /** What the surface renders (frost, Liquid Glass or the solid skin) and why it fell back. */
    material: MaterialResolution;
    /** The capture plane the surface's context offers, ready or not: Android's demand signal. */
    requestedTarget: RefObject<View | null> | null;
    /** That plane once it can be sampled; null until then, and always off Android. */
    target: RefObject<View | null> | null;
}
/**
 * The one material decision for a surface. GlassSurface renders from it, GlassPane
 * mounts only where it is not solid, and `useMaterialTheme` hands it to the host that
 * paints around a pane, so a host and its pane always agree on whether the material
 * is there: a host that keeps its solid skin never gets a pane painted inside it.
 */
export declare function useMaterialResolution(options?: MaterialOptions): MaterialState;
/** Shared effective appearance for a surface's fill, foreground, states and motion. */
export declare function useMaterialTheme(options?: MaterialOptions): ThemeValue;
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