import { type DesktopBridge, type DesktopCapability } from "@opengeni/sdk/desktop-bridge";
export declare const desktopBridge: DesktopBridge | null;
/**
 * In the macOS app the window's traffic lights sit in the top-left corner of
 * the page, where the rails put the brand; the Dock and menu bar already name
 * the app, so rails keep that row for the window controls.
 */
export declare const windowControlsInPage: boolean;
export declare function desktopCapability(capability: DesktopCapability): DesktopBridge | null;
/**
 * Marks the console's API requests inside the desktop app, so a sign-in that
 * finishes in the person's browser brings them back to the app.
 */
export declare function desktopAppHeaders(): Record<string, string>;
declare global {
    interface Window {
        /** The shell calls this to move the app to a path without a reload. */
        __opengeniDesktopNavigate?: ((path: string) => void) | undefined;
    }
}
/**
 * Before the first render: mark the document so the desktop layout applies
 * from the first frame (room for the window controls, draggable title areas,
 * window materials), and let the shell navigate client-side.
 */
export declare function installDesktopShell(navigate: (path: string) => void): void;
/**
 * The desktop app is one long-lived window: once it is idle after opening,
 * fetch the code for the pages people move between, so the first visit to
 * each one renders at once instead of showing a loading state.
 */
export declare function warmDesktopPages(pages: readonly {
    preload?: (() => unknown) | undefined;
}[]): void;
/**
 * The page found itself signed out inside the desktop app. The app is still
 * signed in, so it renews the window's web sign-in and the page reloads. At
 * most once a minute, so a server that keeps refusing can't loop the page.
 */
export declare function restoreDesktopWebSession(): Promise<boolean>;