import { FormatXMLElementFn, PrimitiveType } from 'intl-messageformat';
import { default as React } from 'react';
type MessageValues<T = React.ReactNode | PrimitiveType | FormatXMLElementFn<React.ReactNode>> = Record<string, T>;
export interface DynamicFormattedMessageProps {
    description: string | object;
    /**
     * The dynamic message to interpolate/evaluate, typically coming from some source
     * of user input (like WYSIWYG content) or other injected configuration.
     */
    defaultMessage: string;
    values?: MessageValues;
    /**
     * Treat the message as HTML, sanitizing and pre-processing for rich text display.
     */
    asHtml?: boolean;
}
/**
 * A custom implementation of the react-intl `FormattedMessage` for dynamically defined
 * messages.
 *
 * The react-intl `FormattedMessage` (and `useIntl().formatMessage`, for that matter),
 * don't allow dynamic messages, as they require the messages to be statically
 * evaluable https://github.com/formatjs/babel-plugin-react-intl/issues/119.
 * This custom implementation bypasses the evaluation, allowing dynamic messages.
 *
 * For rendering translations, you should use `FormattedMessage` or
 * `useIntl().formatMessage`. DynamicFormattedMessage should only be used for more
 * dynamic situations, like rendering rich text.
 */
declare const DynamicFormattedMessage: React.FC<DynamicFormattedMessageProps>;
export default DynamicFormattedMessage;