/** How long a fragment waits for its element: a section behind a provider appears once its data does. */
export declare const HASH_WAIT_MS = 3000;
/**
 * Lands on the element a URL's `#fragment` names, after each navigation that carries one — on arrival too.
 *
 * The browser does this by itself only for a page it loaded whole, and only for what is in it at that moment: a
 * client-side navigation never asks it to, and a section that renders once its data arrives is not there yet. So the
 * element is looked for now and, if absent, as the page fills in, for {@link HASH_WAIT_MS}; somebody who scrolls in the
 * meantime has gone somewhere else, and is left there. `navigationKey` makes a second click on the same link land again.
 */
declare const useScrollToHash: ({ hash, navigationKey, enabled }: {
    hash: string;
    navigationKey?: string;
    enabled: boolean;
}) => void;
export default useScrollToHash;