export interface SendCodeVerificationEmailHexProps {
    mode: "code";
    tokenFormat: "hex";
    tokenLength?: never;
}
export interface SendCodeVerificationEmailShortProps {
    mode: "code";
    tokenFormat: "numeric" | "alpha" | "alphanumeric";
    tokenLength: number;
}
export interface SendLinkVerificationEmailProps {
    mode: "link";
    tokenFormat?: "hex" | "numeric" | "alpha" | "alphanumeric";
    tokenLength?: number;
    redirectUrl?: string;
}
/**
 * `mode` is required so every caller explicitly decides code vs link, and the
 * `tokenFormat`/`tokenLength` pair for "code" is a discriminated union rather
 * than two independent optionals — pairing `mode: "code"` with the default
 * `tokenFormat: "hex"` used to compile fine and silently email a 64-character
 * string no one could type. Calling the REST API directly (bypassing this SDK)
 * still gets the server's own defaults — see
 * server/src/v7/validation/auth/auth.schema.ts.
 */
export type SendVerificationEmailProps = SendCodeVerificationEmailHexProps | SendCodeVerificationEmailShortProps | SendLinkVerificationEmailProps;
declare function useSendVerificationEmail(): (props: SendVerificationEmailProps) => Promise<{
    success: boolean;
}>;
export default useSendVerificationEmail;