import type { DefaultStyle, NativeBacking, NativeBackingRow } from "./types";
/**
* The native backing table: what each tag becomes after the DOM compiler runs.
*
* On native the compiler is required. Tag classification, primitive injection
* and literal-text wrapping are build-time structural rewrites, so there is no
* runtime child scan and no untransformed fallback: a missing compiler is a
* native build failure.
*
* The block and flex constants below are the browser layout defaults React
* Native does not have. The COMPILER applies them while flattening styles —
* they depend on the parent's resolved display, which the compiler resolves
* statically (same-module parent) or by the defined block-flow boundary rule
* (component root). Static primitives stay hook-free; compiler-marked refs,
* inherited text and dynamic style() clauses enter narrow runtime paths. See
* `contract.ts` and plans/v3-dom-native-lowering-design.md.
*/
/** the module the compiler injects primitive imports from */
export declare const NATIVE_PRIMITIVE_MODULE = "@tamagui/core/dom";
export declare const NATIVE_BACKING: Readonly<Record<NativeBacking, NativeBackingRow>>;
/** browser defaults every element has and react native does not */
export declare const NATIVE_ELEMENT_DEFAULTS: DefaultStyle;
/** what `display: block` means once emulated on native */
export declare const NATIVE_BLOCK_DEFAULTS: DefaultStyle;
/** what an authored `display: flex` means on native, matching css defaults */
export declare const NATIVE_FLEX_DEFAULTS: DefaultStyle;

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