import type { Component } from "svelte";
/** Props a canonical glyph accepts. Kept minimal so the dynamic component type
 * stays simple (lucide's own prop unions are too large to index over). */
export interface IconGlyphProps {
    size?: number;
    strokeWidth?: number;
    color?: string | null;
    class?: string;
    [key: string]: unknown;
}
/**
 * Canonical Sentropic icon set (day-one).
 *
 * The DS PRESCRIBES one icon set and exposes it under DS-owned names via the
 * {@link Icon} component. The visual source is lucide (stroke-24), which is
 * already the de-facto internal standard across the DS, but consumers address
 * icons by these stable DS names — never by lucide component names — so the
 * source can evolve without breaking the public API.
 *
 * Names are ADDITIVE: new glyphs extend this map; existing names never change
 * meaning. The full set is frozen against the cross-consumer glyph inventory.
 */
declare const GLYPHS: {
    settings: Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    eye: Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    "eye-off": Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    layers: Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    target: Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    close: Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    "chevron-down": Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
    "chevron-right": Component<import("@lucide/svelte").IconProps, {}, "">;
};
/** A canonical DS icon name accepted by {@link Icon}. */
export type IconName = keyof typeof GLYPHS;
/** Canonical name → glyph component, addressed by DS-owned {@link IconName}. */
export declare const ICONS: Record<IconName, Component<IconGlyphProps>>;
/** All canonical icon names, ordered — useful for docs/catalogs. */
export declare const ICON_NAMES: IconName[];
export {};
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