import { ComputedRef, MaybeRef, WritableComputedRef } from 'vue';
export interface LocalPaginationOptions<T> {
    items: MaybeRef<Array<T>>;
    perPage?: MaybeRef<number>;
    /**
     * Sources that reset the current page back to the first one, e.g. the active filter term.
     */
    resetOn?: MaybeRef<unknown> | Array<MaybeRef<unknown>>;
}
export interface LocalPaginationResult<T> {
    currentPage: WritableComputedRef<number>;
    totalPages: ComputedRef<number>;
    paginatedItems: ComputedRef<Array<T>>;
}
/**
 * Paginates a list of items in memory, keeping the current page in component local state.
 *
 * Use this instead of `usePagination` wherever the page must not be part of the route,
 * e.g. inside a sidebar panel that is rendered next to an already paginated list.
 *
 * The current page is reset whenever one of the given `resetOn` sources changes, so applying a
 * filter always starts over on the first page. It is also clamped to the available pages, which
 * keeps the page in range if items are removed from the list.
 */
export declare function useLocalPagination<T>({ items, perPage, resetOn }: LocalPaginationOptions<T>): LocalPaginationResult<T>;