//#region src/components/sidebar.logic.d.ts
export type SidebarState = "expanded" | "collapsed";
/** How the sidebar's contents are drawn: the icon rail, or full width. */
export type SidebarLayout = "rail" | "full";
/**
 * The layout the sidebar's contents are drawn in. The mobile sheet never
 * collapses to icons, whatever the desktop collapse state holds, so chrome
 * that changes shape when collapsed (labels, tooltips, the avatar trigger)
 * reads this rather than `state`.
 */
export declare const resolveSidebarLayout: ({ state, isMobile }: {
  state: SidebarState;
  isMobile: boolean;
}) => SidebarLayout;
/**
 * The sidebar's displayed open state: the requested state (controlled prop,
 * or the uncontrolled fallback), masked by `forceCollapsed`. A host can force
 * the sidebar collapsed (e.g. a narrow viewport) without losing track of
 * what the user actually asked for.
 */
export declare const resolveSidebarOpen: ({ requestedOpen, forceCollapsed }: {
  requestedOpen: boolean;
  forceCollapsed: boolean;
}) => boolean;
/** The `data-state` driven off the sidebar's displayed open state. */
export declare const deriveSidebarState: (open: boolean) => SidebarState;
/**
 * `toggleSidebar`'s desktop transition: it flips the *requested* open state,
 * not the *displayed* one. `forceCollapsed` can mask a `true` requested state
 * down to a collapsed display; toggling while forced-collapsed still records
 * the flip so it takes effect once `forceCollapsed` lifts.
 */
export declare const nextRequestedOpen: (requestedOpen: boolean) => boolean;
/** `toggleSidebar`'s mobile transition: it flips the sheet's open state. */
export declare const nextOpenMobile: (openMobile: boolean) => boolean;
//#endregion