import { type RefObject } from 'react';
import type { RouteSearch, RouteToken } from './types';
/**
 * The inputs a page hands {@link useSearchCommit}: the route token the commit
 * targets, the container whose delegated Enter/blur commits, the search input's
 * accessible name (the delegation keys the input on it), the committed value now in
 * the URL, the live draft, the page's composer of the full search object from the
 * next query (`undefined` when the box is empty), and the loud message thrown if the
 * container ref never attaches.
 */
export interface SearchCommitParams<T extends RouteToken> {
    readonly token: T;
    readonly containerRef: RefObject<HTMLElement | null>;
    readonly searchLabel: string;
    readonly committedValue: string;
    readonly draft: string;
    readonly buildSearch: (query: string | undefined) => RouteSearch<T>;
    readonly containerMissingError: string;
}
/**
 * The shared commit behavior for a filter box that writes its text into a route-token
 * search param. The SDK search input is controlled (value/onChange only), so the URL
 * commit is delegated on the CONTAINER: Enter or an edited blur of the search box
 * writes the URL. The listeners bind once — the latest draft and committed value are
 * read from a ref, never re-bound per keystroke.
 *
 * A commit REPLACES the current history entry rather than pushing: a filter change
 * refines the current view, not a place Back should step back through one
 * keystroke-commit at a time. A cleared box commits `undefined` so the URL and box
 * cannot drift. A redundant commit (the draft already the committed value, trimmed
 * both sides, so a padded deep-link never self-commits without a real edit) writes
 * nothing.
 */
export declare function useSearchCommit<T extends RouteToken>({ token, containerRef, searchLabel, committedValue, draft, buildSearch, containerMissingError, }: SearchCommitParams<T>): void;
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