import React from 'react';
import type { GridRowData, GridProps, GridRowMeta } from '../../types';
import type { GridApi } from '../../api';
declare const GridImpl: <TDataModel extends GridRowData, TMetaModel extends GridRowMeta<TDataModel>>({ label, columns, columnGroups, enableColumnVisibilityMenu, rows, rowHeight, onRowClick, selection: selectionIncoming, selectionMode, onSelectionChange, expandedRows, onExpandedRowsChange, loading, sort, sortMode, defaultSort, onSortChange, multiColumnSort, filteredIds, filter, filterMode, preferencesAdapter, onCellChange, emptyContent, actionsMenu, rowDrag, }: GridProps<TDataModel>, ref: React.ForwardedRef<GridApi>) => React.JSX.Element | null;
/**
 * **Important:** The Grid relies heavily on receiving immutable data
 * that changes only when actual changes occur. Even though the examples
 * will show arrays and objects being passed directly into `columns`
 * and `rows` props, in your actual application you'll want to ensure
 * you are passing stable objects into these properties.
 */
export declare const Grid: <TDataModel extends GridRowData, TMetaModel extends GridRowMeta<TDataModel>>(props: GridProps<TDataModel, TMetaModel> & {
    ref?: React.ForwardedRef<GridApi>;
}) => ReturnType<typeof GridImpl>;
export {};
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