//#region src/inspector/facet-bar.d.ts
export type InspectorFacetBarProps<F extends string> = {
  facet: F;
  facets: readonly F[];
  /** Display label per facet. */
  labels: Record<F, string>;
  /**
   * Facets rendered but not interactive — visible so users can find
   * them, but clicking does nothing (e.g. an AI-suggestions chip
   * before any proposals exist).
   */
  disabledFacets?: ReadonlySet<F> | undefined;
  /**
   * Bumping this replays a one-shot attention pulse on the active
   * chip (e.g. after a background action changes it). Undefined or
   * unchanged: no pulse.
   */
  pulseSeq?: number | undefined;
  /**
   * Suffix appended to the active facet's label, e.g. `"v1"` →
   * "Preview · v1". Hidden on inactive chips so the row stays
   * scannable.
   */
  activeBadge?: string | undefined;
  /** Accessible name for the overflow chevron trigger. The host owns
   * copy/translation; this only wires the affordance. */
  overflowMenuLabel: string;
  onChange: (next: F) => void;
};
/**
 * Inspector subtab row: a single line of pill chips at toolbar-row
 * height. Presentational and facet-agnostic — every inspector tab
 * type (file-viewer facets, template-studio fields/clauses/history)
 * drives it with its own facet union + labels so the row reads
 * identically across the inspector.
 *
 * Labels are never truncated: when the row is too narrow for every
 * chip, the ones that don't fit collapse into a trailing chevron
 * (`˅`) dropdown. The active facet is pinned visible ahead of the rest
 * so the current tab stays readable rather than hiding inside the menu
 * — except at the narrowest widths, where not even the active chip fits
 * beside the trigger; see `resolveFacetOverflow`'s narrow-width floor.
 */
export declare const InspectorFacetBar: <F extends string>({ facet, facets, labels, disabledFacets, pulseSeq, activeBadge, overflowMenuLabel, onChange }: InspectorFacetBarProps<F>) => import("react").JSX.Element;
//#endregion