export type RelativeTimestampStyle = "long" | "narrow" | "short";
/**
 * @remarks This component uses api.Timestamp instead of `Date` to avoid re-renders (Dates are objects and therefore compared by reference).
 */
export interface RelativeTimestampProps {
    /**
     * **Unix time in seconds**.
     * @remarks We use a `number` instead of `Date` because `Date`s are objects and would cause unnecessary re-renders. `number`s are easier to memoize and to compare.
     */
    date: number;
    /**
     * **Unix time in seconds**. Does not have a default, so items in a list can all use the same exact date. Use something like `(Date.getTime() / 1000) | 0` to get some date to compare with.
     * @remarks We use a `number` instead of `Date` because `Date`s are objects and would cause unnecessary re-renders. `number`s are easier to memoize and to compare.
     */
    relativeToDate: number;
    style?: RelativeTimestampStyle;
}
declare const _default: import("react").NamedExoticComponent<RelativeTimestampProps>;
export default _default;