import { TextareaHTMLAttributes } from 'react';
export interface TextareaProps extends TextareaHTMLAttributes<HTMLTextAreaElement> {
    error?: string;
}
/**
 * Multi-line text input atom.
 *
 * STORY-255 / D-251-D11b — "Konsol Hattı" (console baseline) alignment.
 * Rides the SHARED `.input-console*` recipe (tokens.css §14) 1:1 with Input
 * (STORY-253) and Select (STORY-254): near-transparent instrument body,
 * borderless top/sides, ONE quiet resting bottom edge; on focus the 2px
 * accent BASELINE sweeps in from the left + soft under-glow (motion-token
 * driven — instant under prefers-reduced-motion / [data-motion="reduced"]).
 * Being MULTI-LINE, the baseline rail sits at the bottom of the grown body.
 * ERROR (error prop OR aria-invalid) sets `data-invalid` on the wrapper,
 * re-keying the per-element `--input-accent` → `--color-status-danger`
 * (baseline permanently lit) — same D-251-D7b plumbing as Input. Top corners
 * ride the shared `--input-radius` token; bottom corners stay squared so the
 * baseline reads as a flat rail. Public API is 100% unchanged.
 *
 * Auto-grow: Uses CSS `field-sizing: content` (Chrome 124+, Safari 17.4+,
 * Firefox 138+ — covers ~92% of users as of 2026-04). Older browsers fall
 * back to fixed `rows`-based height (the existing behavior — no JS polyfill
 * needed). The `rows` prop acts as a min-height baseline when field-sizing
 * is supported.
 */
export declare const Textarea: import('react').ForwardRefExoticComponent<TextareaProps & import('react').RefAttributes<HTMLTextAreaElement>>;
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