import * as React from 'react';
import { ComponentType, AnchorHTMLAttributes, ReactNode, ErrorInfo, ReactElement } from 'react';
import { FallbackProps } from 'react-error-boundary';

type AuthToken = string | undefined;
interface Auth {
    /**
     * Which part of the request do we use to send the auth?
     *
     * @default 'header'
     */
    in?: 'header' | 'query' | 'cookie';
    /**
     * A unique identifier for the security scheme.
     *
     * Defined only when there are multiple security schemes whose `Auth`
     * shape would otherwise be identical.
     */
    key?: string;
    /**
     * Header or query parameter name.
     *
     * @default 'Authorization'
     */
    name?: string;
    scheme?: 'basic' | 'bearer';
    type: 'apiKey' | 'http';
}

interface SerializerOptions<T> {
    /**
     * @default true
     */
    explode: boolean;
    style: T;
}
type ArrayStyle = 'form' | 'spaceDelimited' | 'pipeDelimited';
type ObjectStyle = 'form' | 'deepObject';

type QuerySerializer = (query: Record<string, unknown>) => string;
type BodySerializer = (body: unknown) => unknown;
type QuerySerializerOptionsObject = {
    allowReserved?: boolean;
    array?: Partial<SerializerOptions<ArrayStyle>>;
    object?: Partial<SerializerOptions<ObjectStyle>>;
};
type QuerySerializerOptions = QuerySerializerOptionsObject & {
    /**
     * Per-parameter serialization overrides. When provided, these settings
     * override the global array/object settings for specific parameter names.
     */
    parameters?: Record<string, QuerySerializerOptionsObject>;
};

type HttpMethod = 'connect' | 'delete' | 'get' | 'head' | 'options' | 'patch' | 'post' | 'put' | 'trace';
type Client$1<RequestFn = never, Config = unknown, MethodFn = never, BuildUrlFn = never, SseFn = never> = {
    /**
     * Returns the final request URL.
     */
    buildUrl: BuildUrlFn;
    getConfig: () => Config;
    request: RequestFn;
    setConfig: (config: Config) => Config;
} & {
    [K in HttpMethod]: MethodFn;
} & ([SseFn] extends [never] ? {
    sse?: never;
} : {
    sse: {
        [K in HttpMethod]: SseFn;
    };
});
interface Config$1 {
    /**
     * Auth token or a function returning auth token. The resolved value will be
     * added to the request payload as defined by its `security` array.
     */
    auth?: ((auth: Auth) => Promise<AuthToken> | AuthToken) | AuthToken;
    /**
     * A function for serializing request body parameter. By default,
     * {@link JSON.stringify()} will be used.
     */
    bodySerializer?: BodySerializer | null;
    /**
     * An object containing any HTTP headers that you want to pre-populate your
     * `Headers` object with.
     *
     * {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/Headers/Headers#init See more}
     */
    headers?: RequestInit['headers'] | Record<string, string | number | boolean | (string | number | boolean)[] | null | undefined | unknown>;
    /**
     * The request method.
     *
     * {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/fetch#method See more}
     */
    method?: Uppercase<HttpMethod>;
    /**
     * A function for serializing request query parameters. By default, arrays
     * will be exploded in form style, objects will be exploded in deepObject
     * style, and reserved characters are percent-encoded.
     *
     * This method will have no effect if the native `paramsSerializer()` Axios
     * API function is used.
     *
     * {@link https://swagger.io/docs/specification/serialization/#query View examples}
     */
    querySerializer?: QuerySerializer | QuerySerializerOptions;
    /**
     * A function validating request data. This is useful if you want to ensure
     * the request conforms to the desired shape, so it can be safely sent to
     * the server.
     */
    requestValidator?: (data: unknown) => Promise<unknown>;
    /**
     * A function transforming response data before it's returned. This is useful
     * for post-processing data, e.g., converting ISO strings into Date objects.
     */
    responseTransformer?: (data: unknown) => Promise<unknown>;
    /**
     * A function validating response data. This is useful if you want to ensure
     * the response conforms to the desired shape, so it can be safely passed to
     * the transformers and returned to the user.
     */
    responseValidator?: (data: unknown) => Promise<unknown>;
}

type ServerSentEventsOptions<TData = unknown> = Omit<RequestInit, 'method'> & Pick<Config$1, 'method' | 'responseTransformer' | 'responseValidator'> & {
    /**
     * Fetch API implementation. You can use this option to provide a custom
     * fetch instance.
     *
     * @default globalThis.fetch
     */
    fetch?: typeof fetch;
    /**
     * Implementing clients can call request interceptors inside this hook.
     */
    onRequest?: (url: string, init: RequestInit) => Promise<Request>;
    /**
     * Callback invoked when a network or parsing error occurs during streaming.
     *
     * This option applies only if the endpoint returns a stream of events.
     *
     * @param error The error that occurred.
     */
    onSseError?: (error: unknown) => void;
    /**
     * Callback invoked when an event is streamed from the server.
     *
     * This option applies only if the endpoint returns a stream of events.
     *
     * @param event Event streamed from the server.
     * @returns Nothing (void).
     */
    onSseEvent?: (event: StreamEvent<TData>) => void;
    serializedBody?: RequestInit['body'];
    /**
     * Default retry delay in milliseconds.
     *
     * This option applies only if the endpoint returns a stream of events.
     *
     * @default 3000
     */
    sseDefaultRetryDelay?: number;
    /**
     * Maximum number of retry attempts before giving up.
     */
    sseMaxRetryAttempts?: number;
    /**
     * Maximum retry delay in milliseconds.
     *
     * Applies only when exponential backoff is used.
     *
     * This option applies only if the endpoint returns a stream of events.
     *
     * @default 30000
     */
    sseMaxRetryDelay?: number;
    /**
     * Optional sleep function for retry backoff.
     *
     * Defaults to using `setTimeout`.
     */
    sseSleepFn?: (ms: number) => Promise<void>;
    url: string;
};
interface StreamEvent<TData = unknown> {
    data: TData;
    event?: string;
    id?: string;
    retry?: number;
}
type ServerSentEventsResult<TData = unknown, TReturn = void, TNext = unknown> = {
    stream: AsyncGenerator<TData extends Record<string, unknown> ? TData[keyof TData] : TData, TReturn, TNext>;
};

type ErrInterceptor<Err, Res, Req, Options> = (error: Err, 
/** response may be undefined due to a network error where no response object is produced */
response: Res | undefined, 
/** request may be undefined, because error may be from building the request object itself */
request: Req | undefined, options: Options) => Err | Promise<Err>;
type ReqInterceptor<Req, Options> = (request: Req, options: Options) => Req | Promise<Req>;
type ResInterceptor<Res, Req, Options> = (response: Res, request: Req, options: Options) => Res | Promise<Res>;
declare class Interceptors<Interceptor> {
    fns: Array<Interceptor | null>;
    clear(): void;
    eject(id: number | Interceptor): void;
    exists(id: number | Interceptor): boolean;
    getInterceptorIndex(id: number | Interceptor): number;
    update(id: number | Interceptor, fn: Interceptor): number | Interceptor | false;
    use(fn: Interceptor): number;
}
interface Middleware<Req, Res, Err, Options> {
    error: Interceptors<ErrInterceptor<Err, Res, Req, Options>>;
    request: Interceptors<ReqInterceptor<Req, Options>>;
    response: Interceptors<ResInterceptor<Res, Req, Options>>;
}

type ResponseStyle = 'data' | 'fields';
interface Config<T extends ClientOptions$1 = ClientOptions$1> extends Omit<RequestInit, 'body' | 'headers' | 'method'>, Config$1 {
    /**
     * Base URL for all requests made by this client.
     */
    baseUrl?: T['baseUrl'];
    /**
     * Fetch API implementation. You can use this option to provide a custom
     * fetch instance.
     *
     * @default globalThis.fetch
     */
    fetch?: typeof fetch;
    /**
     * Please don't use the Fetch client for Next.js applications. The `next`
     * options won't have any effect.
     *
     * Install {@link https://www.npmjs.com/package/@hey-api/client-next `@hey-api/client-next`} instead.
     */
    next?: never;
    /**
     * Return the response data parsed in a specified format. By default, `auto`
     * will infer the appropriate method from the `Content-Type` response header.
     * You can override this behavior with any of the {@link Body} methods.
     * Select `stream` if you don't want to parse response data at all.
     *
     * @default 'auto'
     */
    parseAs?: 'arrayBuffer' | 'auto' | 'blob' | 'formData' | 'json' | 'stream' | 'text';
    /**
     * Should we return only data or multiple fields (data, error, response, etc.)?
     *
     * @default 'fields'
     */
    responseStyle?: ResponseStyle;
    /**
     * Throw an error instead of returning it in the response?
     *
     * @default false
     */
    throwOnError?: T['throwOnError'];
}
interface RequestOptions<TData = unknown, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields', ThrowOnError extends boolean = boolean, Url extends string = string> extends Config<{
    responseStyle: TResponseStyle;
    throwOnError: ThrowOnError;
}>, Pick<ServerSentEventsOptions<TData>, 'onRequest' | 'onSseError' | 'onSseEvent' | 'sseDefaultRetryDelay' | 'sseMaxRetryAttempts' | 'sseMaxRetryDelay'> {
    /**
     * Any body that you want to add to your request.
     *
     * {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/fetch#body}
     */
    body?: unknown;
    path?: Record<string, unknown>;
    query?: Record<string, unknown>;
    /**
     * Security mechanism(s) to use for the request.
     */
    security?: ReadonlyArray<Auth>;
    url: Url;
}
interface ResolvedRequestOptions<TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields', ThrowOnError extends boolean = boolean, Url extends string = string> extends RequestOptions<unknown, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError, Url> {
    headers: Headers;
    serializedBody?: string;
}
type RequestResult<TData = unknown, TError = unknown, ThrowOnError extends boolean = boolean, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields'> = ThrowOnError extends true ? Promise<TResponseStyle extends 'data' ? TData extends Record<string, unknown> ? TData[keyof TData] : TData : {
    data: TData extends Record<string, unknown> ? TData[keyof TData] : TData;
    request: Request;
    response: Response;
}> : Promise<TResponseStyle extends 'data' ? (TData extends Record<string, unknown> ? TData[keyof TData] : TData) | undefined : ({
    data: TData extends Record<string, unknown> ? TData[keyof TData] : TData;
    error: undefined;
} | {
    data: undefined;
    error: TError extends Record<string, unknown> ? TError[keyof TError] : TError;
}) & {
    /** request may be undefined, because error may be from building the request object itself */
    request?: Request;
    /** response may be undefined, because error may be from building the request object itself or from a network error */
    response?: Response;
}>;
interface ClientOptions$1 {
    baseUrl?: string;
    responseStyle?: ResponseStyle;
    throwOnError?: boolean;
}
type MethodFn = <TData = unknown, TError = unknown, ThrowOnError extends boolean = false, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields'>(options: Omit<RequestOptions<TData, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError>, 'method'>) => RequestResult<TData, TError, ThrowOnError, TResponseStyle>;
type SseFn = <TData = unknown, _TError = unknown, ThrowOnError extends boolean = false, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields'>(options: Omit<RequestOptions<never, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError>, 'method'>) => Promise<ServerSentEventsResult<TData>>;
type RequestFn = <TData = unknown, TError = unknown, ThrowOnError extends boolean = false, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields'>(options: Omit<RequestOptions<TData, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError>, 'method'> & Pick<Required<RequestOptions<TData, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError>>, 'method'>) => RequestResult<TData, TError, ThrowOnError, TResponseStyle>;
type BuildUrlFn = <TData extends {
    body?: unknown;
    path?: Record<string, unknown>;
    query?: Record<string, unknown>;
    url: string;
}>(options: TData & Options<TData>) => string;
type Client = Client$1<RequestFn, Config, MethodFn, BuildUrlFn, SseFn> & {
    interceptors: Middleware<Request, Response, unknown, ResolvedRequestOptions>;
};
interface TDataShape {
    body?: unknown;
    headers?: unknown;
    path?: unknown;
    query?: unknown;
    url: string;
}
type OmitKeys<T, K> = Pick<T, Exclude<keyof T, K>>;
type Options<TData extends TDataShape = TDataShape, ThrowOnError extends boolean = boolean, TResponse = unknown, TResponseStyle extends ResponseStyle = 'fields'> = OmitKeys<RequestOptions<TResponse, TResponseStyle, ThrowOnError>, 'body' | 'path' | 'query' | 'url'> & ([TData] extends [never] ? unknown : Omit<TData, 'url'>);

type ClientOptions = {
    baseUrl: 'https://api.stage.tesouro.com' | 'https://api.sandbox.stage.tesouro.com' | 'https://api.stage.business-banking.app' | 'https://api.tesouro.com' | 'https://api.sandbox.tesouro.com' | 'https://api.business-banking.app' | (string & {});
};
type CreditCardStatus = 'PENDING_ACTIVATION' | 'ACTIVE' | 'LOCKED' | 'CLOSED';
type CreditCardType = 'DIGITAL' | 'PHYSICAL';
/**
 * The rolling period a velocity control's amount and usage limits are evaluated over.
 * `TRANSACTION` applies the limit per-transaction and therefore carries no usage limit.
 */
type VelocityWindow = 'DAY' | 'LIFETIME' | 'MONTH' | 'TRANSACTION' | 'WEEK';

type EmbeddedClient = Client;
type ExtractLiterals<T> = T extends string ? string extends T ? never : T : never;
type BaseUrl = ExtractLiterals<ClientOptions['baseUrl']>;

type LinkComponentProps = AnchorHTMLAttributes<HTMLAnchorElement> & {
    children?: ReactNode;
};
type LinkComponent = ComponentType<LinkComponentProps>;
/**
 * The UI frameworks a widget's UI layer can render with.
 *
 * - `shadcn` — the shadcn/Tailwind implementation. This is the default and the
 *   implicit fallback, so existing consumers that select nothing keep rendering
 *   shadcn.
 * - `tecton` — the Tecton implementation.
 *
 * Declared as an `as const` object (not a TypeScript `enum`) per repo
 * convention.
 */
declare const UIFramework: {
    readonly Shadcn: "shadcn";
    readonly Tecton: "tecton";
};
type UIFramework = (typeof UIFramework)[keyof typeof UIFramework];

interface PaginationFooterLabels {
    rowsPerPageLabel: string;
    previousPageButton: string;
    nextPageButton: string;
}

/**
 * The implementation a widget renders with.
 *
 * - `native` — the Tesouro-native implementation. This is the default and the
 *   implicit fallback, so consumers that select nothing keep rendering native.
 * - `monite` — the Monite SDK implementation.
 *
 * Declared as an `as const` object (not a TypeScript `enum`) per repo
 * convention.
 */
declare const Implementation: {
    readonly Native: "native";
    readonly Monite: "monite";
};
type Implementation = (typeof Implementation)[keyof typeof Implementation];
/**
 * The settable fields of the widget config cascade.
 *
 * This is the type accepted by {@link setGlobalWidgetConfig} and all provider props.
 * It intentionally excludes `initResponse`, which is populated automatically by the
 * provider after a successful fetch and must never be set manually.
 *
 * The `null` vs `undefined` distinction on `widgetToken` and `organizationId` is intentional:
 * - `undefined` — not set at this level; inherit from the nearest ancestor or global store.
 * - `null` — explicitly cleared; downstream sees "no value" even if an ancestor had one
 *   (e.g. after logout or deliberate de-scoping).
 *
 * @see {@link WidgetConfig} for the resolved output type (includes `initResponse`)
 * @see {@link RootWidgetProvider}
 * @see {@link WidgetProvider}
 * @see {@link setGlobalWidgetConfig}
 */
interface WidgetConfigInput {
    /**
     * Base URL of the Tesouro embedded API (e.g. `"https://api.tesouro.com"`).
     *
     * When omitted the nearest ancestor's `baseUrl` or the global store value is used.
     * Changing this recreates the underlying HTTP client so all subsequent requests
     * go to the new host.
     */
    baseUrl?: BaseUrl;
    /**
     * Bearer token used to authenticate widget requests.
     *
     * Injected as `Authorization: Bearer <token>` on every outgoing request via an
     * interceptor on the scoped HTTP client. Token updates are picked up immediately
     * without recreating the client.
     *
     * - `string` — send this token on all requests from this level downward.
     * - `null` — explicitly cleared; no auth header is sent and fetching is suppressed.
     * - `undefined` — not set at this level; inherit from the nearest ancestor or global store.
     */
    widgetToken?: string | null;
    /**
     * Organization ID forwarded as the `x-organization-id` request header.
     *
     * Passed through {@link EmbedApiProvider} context rather than the auth interceptor,
     * so individual data-access hooks can opt in per-request.
     *
     * - `string` — use this organization for downstream data requests.
     * - `null` — explicitly cleared; queries that require an org ID will be disabled.
     * - `undefined` — not set at this level; inherit from the nearest ancestor or global store.
     *
     * When `undefined` across the **whole** cascade (no prop, no ancestor, no global
     * value), the resolved org defaults to the loaded `initResponse.organizationId`
     * (see {@link WidgetConfig.initResponse}) once the widget-init fetch settles. This
     * is the lowest-priority fallback — any explicit `string` or `null` at any cascade
     * level wins, and an explicit `null` is preserved and never falls back.
     *
     * Only an **explicit** ancestor org is inherited. An ancestor's *init-derived*
     * default does not propagate into a descendant that owns its own fetch (its own
     * `baseUrl`/`widgetToken`); such a descendant defaults to its own
     * `initResponse.organizationId` instead, so it never sends an ancestor's org with
     * its own token.
     */
    organizationId?: string | null;
    /**
     * Optional post-creation hook for the scoped HTTP client.
     *
     * Called once after the provider creates its scoped {@link EmbeddedClient} and
     * applies the built-in `Authorization: Bearer` interceptor. Receives the
     * fully-configured client and must return the client to be used for the lifetime of
     * this provider level — either the same instance (with additional interceptors
     * attached) or a new client entirely.
     *
     * **Order:** The built-in auth interceptor is always applied first. `configClient`
     * is called on top of it, so any interceptors you add here run after auth is set.
     *
     * **Any prop triggers a scoped client.** A {@link WidgetProvider} creates its own
     * scoped client whenever any prop is set — including `configClient` alone, without
     * `baseUrl` or `widgetToken`. Only a fully props-free pass-through provider skips
     * client creation and never calls this function.
     *
     * **Stability:** The function reference is included in the client creation memo's
     * dependency array. Passing an unstable (inline) function recreates the client on
     * every render. Stabilize with `useCallback` or define the function outside the
     * component.
     *
     * **Cascade:** Inherits from the nearest ancestor when `undefined`. A child
     * {@link WidgetProvider} that creates its own scoped client will use the resolved
     * `configClient` from the cascade unless it provides its own override.
     *
     * @example
     * ```tsx
     * const addLogging = useCallback(
     *   (client: EmbeddedClient) => {
     *     client.interceptors.request.use((req) => {
     *       console.log('[widget]', req.method, req.url);
     *       return req;
     *     });
     *     return client;
     *   },
     *   [],
     * );
     *
     * <RootWidgetProvider
     *   baseUrl="https://api.tesouro.com"
     *   widgetToken={token}
     *   configClient={addLogging}
     * >
     *   <App />
     * </RootWidgetProvider>
     * ```
     */
    configClient?: (client: EmbeddedClient) => EmbeddedClient;
    /**
     * Overrides the widget-gateway routing decision for the scoped HTTP client.
     *
     * Any caller reaching the Tesouro API with a widget token must route data
     * requests through the widget gateway: prefix the path with
     * `/api/widget-gateway/proxy` and carry the token as `X-Widget-Token`. The
     * provider applies both automatically per request when the request origin is
     * a known Tesouro API host (`WIDGET_GATEWAY_HOSTS`, derived from the
     * generated `ClientOptions['baseUrl']`); `/api/widget-gateway/*` paths (the
     * init round-trip) always pass through untouched.
     *
     * - `undefined` — decide from the request origin, as above. Inherits from
     *   the nearest ancestor or global store like every other config field.
     * - `true` — always apply the rewrite, even for an unlisted base URL (e.g. a
     *   custom domain in front of the gateway).
     * - `false` — never apply it. For hosts that route widget requests their own
     *   way, such as a same-origin BFF whose `configClient` retargets every
     *   request.
     *
     * Independent of {@link configClient}: a host that only adds a header keeps
     * the built-in routing, and the built-in interceptor runs before any
     * `configClient` interceptor.
     */
    gatewayRouting?: boolean;
    /**
     * Component the embedded widgets should render in place of plain `<a>` tags.
     *
     * Pass e.g. Next.js's `Link` to make in-app navigation use the host router.
     * Cascades like other config: provider prop > nearest ancestor > global store.
     * When no value is set anywhere, widgets fall back to a plain `<a>` element.
     */
    linkComponent?: LinkComponent;
    /**
     * Which UI framework the widget UI layer should render with.
     *
     * Lets a consuming context bind widgets to either the shadcn/Tailwind or the
     * Tecton implementation behind the same outward-facing API. The selection is
     * a presentation concern only — it cascades through the provider tree exactly
     * like {@link linkComponent} and is read by UI libraries via `useUIFramework`;
     * it never appears in any widget's feature-library or component props.
     *
     * - `'shadcn'` — the shadcn/Tailwind implementation.
     * - `'tecton'` — the Tecton implementation.
     * - `null` / `undefined` — not set at this level; inherit from the nearest
     *   ancestor or global store, falling back to `shadcn` when unset everywhere.
     *   `shadcn` is the implicit default, so existing consumers need no changes.
     */
    uiFramework?: UIFramework | null;
    /**
     * Which implementation a widget renders with.
     *
     * Lets a consuming context bind widgets to either the Tesouro-native or the
     * Monite SDK implementation behind the same outward-facing API. It cascades
     * through the provider tree exactly like {@link linkComponent} and
     * {@link uiFramework} — provider prop > nearest ancestor > global store — and
     * is read via `useImplementation`.
     *
     * - `'native'` — the Tesouro-native implementation.
     * - `'monite'` — the Monite SDK implementation.
     * - `null` / `undefined` — not set at this level; inherit from the nearest
     *   ancestor or global store, falling back to `native` when unset everywhere.
     *   `native` is the implicit default, so existing consumers need no changes.
     */
    implementation?: Implementation | null;
}
/**
 * Props shared by every analytics-owner-capable widget provider.
 *
 * Combines the full settable cascade ({@link WidgetConfigInput}) with the
 * analytics opt-out honored by analytics owners. Both {@link RootWidgetProvider}
 * and {@link WidgetProvider} build their public props on top of this; the latter
 * adds error-boundary props of its own.
 *
 * @see {@link WidgetConfigInput} for per-field cascade and `null` vs omitted semantics
 */
interface WidgetProviderBaseProps extends WidgetConfigInput {
    /**
     * Opt out of all analytics capture and prevent PostHog from loading. Default `true`.
     *
     * Honored only by an analytics **owner** — a {@link RootWidgetProvider} or a
     * standalone {@link WidgetProvider} with no parent provider. When `false`,
     * owner-bound `track` calls in this subtree become no-ops and the PostHog
     * installer is never dynamically imported for this owner's environment.
     * Setting it on a nested {@link WidgetProvider} is ignored in v1 (a one-time
     * `console.warn` is emitted to make the no-op discoverable).
     */
    analytics?: boolean;
}

/**
 * Copy for the states `WidgetProvider` renders *itself*, in place of the widget:
 * the error-boundary fallback and the disclosures gate. A host overrides any
 * subset through the `providerLabels` prop, which cascades like
 * `disclosuresAcceptance`.
 *
 * Not named `Labels` on the public surface: a widget's own `labels` prop is a
 * different thing, and these two travel together on every widget's props type.
 */
interface WidgetProviderLabels {
    /** Default copy for the built-in error boundary fallback. */
    errorBoundaryFallback: string;
    /** Heading when init reports disclosures are required and not yet accepted. */
    disclosuresRequiredTitle: string;
    /** Heading while a token-only refresh leaves init stale for the live token. */
    disclosuresRefreshingTitle: string;
    /** Supporting copy while the accept action is withheld for a stale init. */
    disclosuresRefreshingDescription: string;
}

/**
 * Props for {@link WidgetProvider}.
 *
 * All fields are optional. When **all** are omitted the provider is a transparent
 * pass-through: no fetch is issued and all resolved values cascade unchanged from
 * the nearest ancestor.
 */
interface WidgetProviderProps extends WidgetProviderBaseProps {
    /**
     * Fallback rendered when a render-time exception is caught inside this
     * provider's subtree. Pass either a `ReactNode` (rendered directly) or a
     * render-prop receiving `{ error, resetErrorBoundary }` from
     * `react-error-boundary`. Default is a plain `role="alert"` div whose copy
     * comes from `providerLabels.errorBoundaryFallback`.
     */
    errorFallback?: ReactNode | ((props: FallbackProps) => ReactNode);
    /**
     * Called once when the boundary catches an error, before the fallback
     * renders. Use for telemetry / Sentry / partner logging. Exceptions
     * thrown from `onError` propagate per `react-error-boundary` semantics.
     */
    onError?: (error: unknown, info: ErrorInfo) => void;
    /**
     * Accept surface shown when the caller owes disclosures — an INVITED
     * teammate (including `NOT_REQUIRED` orgs, who still need Accept to
     * activate) or an ACTIVE user who owes a new version. Pass
     * `<AcceptDisclosuresWidget />`. Cascades like `linkComponent`.
     * WidgetProvider cannot import the widget itself (cycle).
     */
    disclosuresAcceptance?: ReactNode;
    /**
     * Overrides for the copy this provider renders in place of the widget: the
     * built-in error-boundary fallback and the disclosures gate. Any subset;
     * unlisted keys keep their defaults. Cascades like `linkComponent`.
     *
     * Named `providerLabels` rather than `labels` because a widget's own
     * `labels` prop sits alongside this one on the same props type.
     */
    providerLabels?: Partial<WidgetProviderLabels>;
}

/**
 * Which issuing product a card belongs to. A card list shows exactly one
 * program at a time, and the value selects the endpoint the data-access layer
 * calls: `credit` → `/embedded-banking/v1/credit-cards`, `debit` →
 * `/embedded-banking/v1/debit-cards`.
 *
 * Defined here rather than in either widget because `CardsWidget` and
 * `CardDetailsWidget` both publish it as a required public prop. Declared
 * inline in each, the literal would become public API twice with no single
 * definition — and `cards-widget/ui` ↔ `card-details-widget/ui` imports are
 * lint-banned while the reverse feature import would be an Nx cycle, so
 * `shared/feature` is the only home that serves both without duplication.
 *
 * Deliberately **not** the generated `CardTypeEnum` (`credit | debit | prepaid
 * | unknown`), which greps as an exact match for this concept but belongs to
 * the unrelated snake_case third-party schema family (its sibling fields are
 * `card_type`, `last4`, `background_color`) and carries two members neither
 * widget supports. In this codebase "card type" is the DIGITAL/PHYSICAL form
 * factor instead — see `CardType` in `./cardPresentation`.
 *
 * Const-object-plus-type rather than a bare union, mirroring `UIFramework` in
 * `shared/ui` — the other two-member literal that ships as a public prop type.
 */
declare const CardProgram: {
    readonly Credit: "credit";
    readonly Debit: "debit";
};
type CardProgram = (typeof CardProgram)[keyof typeof CardProgram];

/**
 * A card's lifecycle status, program-agnostic. Aliases the credit union because
 * one of the two has to be the base; the parity assertions below are what keep
 * that choice arbitrary.
 */
type CardStatus = CreditCardStatus;
/**
 * A card's physical form factor — the codebase's meaning of "card type". The
 * credit/debit axis is `CardProgram`, not this.
 */
type CardType = CreditCardType;

interface BalancesWidgetLabels {
    /** Card header title (e.g. next to the building icon) */
    widgetTitle: string;
    /** Shown under the total amount */
    totalAvailableBalance: string;
    /** Full explanation shown in the info tooltip */
    totalAvailableBalanceTooltip: string;
    /** Short label for the info control (e.g. `aria-label`) */
    totalAvailableBalanceInfoAriaLabel: string;
    /** CTA to open the full accounts list */
    viewAllAccounts: string;
    /** Shown when there are no balances to list */
    noBalancesFound: string;
    /** Shown when the bank account request failed */
    loadErrorTitle: string;
    loadErrorDescription: string;
    /** Label for retry after a failed load */
    loadErrorRetry: string;
}

interface BalancesWidgetWithContextProps {
    /**
     * Maximum number of account rows to render in-card. Anything beyond this
     * cap is reachable only via the View-all CTA. Default 5.
     */
    maxAccounts?: number;
    labels?: Partial<BalancesWidgetLabels>;
    onBalanceRowClick?: (accountId: string) => void;
    onViewAllAccountsClick?: () => void;
}
type BalancesWidgetPassthroughProps = Pick<BalancesWidgetWithContextProps, 'maxAccounts' | 'labels' | 'onBalanceRowClick' | 'onViewAllAccountsClick'>;
interface BalancesWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps, BalancesWidgetPassthroughProps {
}

interface Labels$2 {
    bankingTaglinePrefix: string;
    availableBalanceLabel: string;
    availableBalanceTooltip: string;
    accountNumberLabel: string;
    routingNumberLabel: string;
    addAccountButton: string;
    emptyAccountsLabel: string;
    createDialogTitle: string;
    createDialogSubtitle: string;
    createNicknameLabel: string;
    createNicknameRequiredError: string;
    /** Use `{agreementLink}` for the deposit-agreement link placeholder. */
    createLegalTemplate: string;
    /**
     * Rendered instead of {@link Labels.createLegalTemplate} when the host supplies
     * no `depositAgreementUrl`. Must not reference an agreement — see
     * `CreateAccountDialog`.
     */
    createLegalTemplateWithoutAgreement: string;
    createLegalAgreementLink: string;
    createTeamAccessHeading: string;
    createDialogCloseAriaLabel: string;
    createCancelButton: string;
    createSubmitButton: string;
    teamMembersLoadingLabel: string;
    teamMembersErrorTitle: string;
    teamMembersEmptyLabel: string;
    teamMemberAccessTooltip: string;
    toggleAccountNumberVisibility: string;
    copyAccountNumber: string;
    copyRoutingNumber: string;
    copiedLabel: string;
    openAccountAriaLabel: string;
    loadingLabel: string;
    errorTitle: string;
}

interface Labels$1 {
    backToAccounts: string;
    bankingTaglinePrefix: string;
    availableBalanceLabel: string;
    availableBalanceTooltip: string;
    transactionsTab: string;
    statementsTab: string;
    detailsTab: string;
    noTransactionsLabel: string;
    transactionDateColumn: string;
    transactionDescriptionColumn: string;
    transactionAmountColumn: string;
    transactionBalanceColumn: string;
    exportButton: string;
    exportDialogTitle: string;
    exportDialogDescription: string;
    exportDialogCloseAriaLabel: string;
    exportStartDateLabel: string;
    exportEndDateLabel: string;
    exportStartDatePlaceholder: string;
    exportEndDatePlaceholder: string;
    exportCancelButton: string;
    exportDownloadButton: string;
    noStatementsLabel: string;
    editAccountMenuItem: string;
    editDialogTitle: string;
    editNicknameLabel: string;
    editDialogCloseAriaLabel: string;
    editCancelButton: string;
    editSaveButton: string;
    editErrorTitle: string;
    detailsSectionTitle: string;
    receiveMoneySectionTitle: string;
    domesticWireTitle: string;
    domesticWireIntro: string;
    domesticWireNote: string;
    wireDetailsSectionTitle: string;
    bankNameLabel: string;
    bankAddressLabel: string;
    thingsToKnowHeading: string;
    thingsToKnowBody: string;
    supportQuestionsPrefix: string;
    supportTeamLink: string;
    routingNumberLabel: string;
    accountNumberLabel: string;
    copyLabel: string;
    copiedLabel: string;
    toggleAccountNumberVisibility: string;
    loadingLabel: string;
    errorTitle: string;
}

interface FeatureLabels$2 {
    accountFallback: string;
    createSuccessToast: string;
    editSuccessToast: string;
    copyAccountNumberToast: string;
    copyRoutingNumberToast: string;
    /** Account-details export toast — forwarded to AccountDetailsWidget. */
    exportLoadingToast: string;
    /** Account-details export toast — forwarded to AccountDetailsWidget. */
    exportSuccessToast: string;
    /** Account-details export toast — forwarded to AccountDetailsWidget. */
    exportErrorToast: string;
}

interface BankAccountsWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps {
    labels?: Partial<Labels$2>;
    accountDetailsLabels?: Partial<Labels$1>;
    featureLabels?: Partial<FeatureLabels$2>;
    isBankingTaglineVisible?: boolean;
    /**
     * Bank logo for the tagline row. The widget ships no bank artwork of its own —
     * an embeddable library must not depend on a Tesouro-hosted asset a host page's
     * content-security policy can block (PLAT-1179). Omit it and the row renders
     * the bank name alone.
     */
    bankLogoSrc?: string;
    bankLogoAlt?: string;
    /** Deposit-agreement PDF linked from the create-account legal copy when supplied. */
    depositAgreementUrl?: string;
    /** Bank postal address shown in the account-details domestic wire panel. */
    bankAddress?: string;
    /** Support URL linked from the account-details domestic wire copy. */
    supportTeamUrl?: string;
    'data-testid'?: string;
    /**
     * Controlled selection. Pass `null` to clear, a string to select an account.
     * Leave undefined for uncontrolled behavior (driven by `defaultSelectedAccountId`).
     */
    selectedAccountId?: string | null;
    /** Initial selected account when uncontrolled. */
    defaultSelectedAccountId?: string | null;
    /** Called when the user opens account details or goes back to the list. */
    onSelectedAccountIdChange?: (accountId: string | null) => void;
}

/**
 * Every key of `T` optional, recursively, so a consumer can override one nested
 * label without restating its siblings. Defined locally because the repo has no
 * shared deep-partial type and does not depend on `type-fest`.
 */
type PartialDeep$4<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]?: T[K] extends object ? PartialDeep$4<T[K]> : T[K];
};
interface CardsListColumnHeaderLabels {
    cardName: string;
    fundingAccount: string;
    cardholder: string;
    status: string;
    limit: string;
}
/**
 * Screen-reader-only copy naming the details sheet a row click opens.
 *
 * Both strings are invisible by design: the sheet's visible header belongs to
 * whatever the owner slots into it (`CardDetailsPanel`, via `CardsWidget`), and a
 * second visible title would duplicate it. They exist because the sheet is a
 * dialog, and a dialog without an accessible name is announced as nothing.
 */
interface CardsListDetailsSheetLabels {
    /** Accessible name for the sheet. */
    title: string;
    /** Accessible description, announced after the name. */
    description: string;
}
/**
 * Every user-facing string the cards list renders, including screen-reader-only
 * copy and the decorative separators.
 *
 * There is intentionally **no** card-type or card-status map here: the row
 * arrives with `typeLabel` and `statusLabel` already resolved, so the
 * `DIGITAL`/`PHYSICAL` and `PENDING_ACTIVATION`/`ACTIVE`/`LOCKED`/`CLOSED` maps
 * live in `shared/feature` keyed on the generated types (EMBD-4404 amendment;
 * see `statusBadge.ts`). That is also where the "label keys carry the code term,
 * values carry the copy" rule applies — `digital`, never `virtual`, so a later
 * wording change is not a breaking rename.
 */
interface CardsListLabels {
    title: string;
    /** Accessible name for the list region. */
    regionLabel: string;
    columnHeaders: CardsListColumnHeaderLabels;
    /** Screen-reader name for the unheaded trailing row-actions column. */
    rowActionsColumn: string;
    showMyCardsToggle: string;
    createCardButton: string;
    activateButton: string;
    /** Accessible name for a row's Activate button; the card name is appended. */
    activateButtonForCard: string;
    /** Accessible name for a row's open-details control; card name appended. */
    selectCardButton: string;
    /** Separator between a card's nickname and its last four digits. */
    cardNameSeparator: string;
    /** Stands in for the limit when a card has none set. */
    noLimit: string;
    /** Announced while a page of cards is loading. */
    loadingLabel: string;
    emptyTitle: string;
    emptyDescription: string;
    errorTitle: string;
    errorDescription: string;
    retryButton: string;
    pagination: PaginationFooterLabels;
    /**
     * Copy for the details sheet a row click opens. Rendered by
     * `CardsListDetailsSheet` rather than by the table, but part of this surface
     * because it is one screen and one `labels` prop — the same reason `pagination`
     * sits here for a footer that lives in `shared/ui`.
     */
    detailsSheet: CardsListDetailsSheetLabels;
    /**
     * Screen-reader copy for the same sheet when Create card is slotted in, rather
     * than a selected card's details. Same chrome, different accessible name.
     */
    createSheet: CardsListDetailsSheetLabels;
}

/** Accessible copy for the panel header's controls. */
interface CardDetailsHeaderLabels {
    /** Fallback title when the card has no nickname. */
    untitledCard: string;
    /** Accessible name for the kebab that opens the card actions menu. */
    menuTriggerAriaLabel: string;
    /** Accessible name for the close (X) control. */
    closeAriaLabel: string;
}
/** Accessible copy for the simplified card face. */
interface CardDetailsCardFaceLabels {
    /** Alt text for the bank logo when the caller supplies no `bankLogoAlt`. */
    bankLogoAlt: string;
}
/** Row headings and per-row copy affordance names for the details table. */
interface CardDetailsFieldLabels {
    cardholder: string;
    nickname: string;
    billingAddress: string;
    /** Sub-header over the merchant categories / velocity control rows. */
    cardControlsHeading: string;
    allowedCategories: string;
    spendLimit: string;
    perTransactionMax: string;
    /** Stands in for a row whose value the card does not carry. */
    emptyValue: string;
    copyCardholderAriaLabel: string;
    copyNicknameAriaLabel: string;
    copyBillingAddressAriaLabel: string;
}
/** Copy for the controls the owner can switch on alongside the details. */
interface CardDetailsActionLabels {
    /** Primary control that opens the Activate Card form. */
    activateCard: string;
    /** Secondary control that asks the owner to reveal the card's credentials. */
    viewCard: string;
    /** The same control, once the credentials are on screen. */
    hideCard: string;
}
/**
 * Copy for the revealed card credentials. The values themselves never have a
 * default here — the panel is handed them or renders the field blank.
 */
interface CardDetailsCredentialsLabels {
    cardNumber: string;
    expirationDate: string;
    securityCode: string;
    copyCardNumberAriaLabel: string;
    copyExpirationDateAriaLabel: string;
    copySecurityCodeAriaLabel: string;
    /** Shown next to the control when the reveal failed. */
    errorDescription: string;
}
/** Copy for the three non-loaded screens. */
interface CardDetailsStatusScreenLabels {
    /** Accessible name announced while the panel is loading. */
    loadingAriaLabel: string;
    errorTitle: string;
    errorDescription: string;
    errorRetry: string;
    notFoundTitle: string;
    notFoundDescription: string;
}
interface CardDetailsPanelLabels {
    header: CardDetailsHeaderLabels;
    cardFace: CardDetailsCardFaceLabels;
    fields: CardDetailsFieldLabels;
    actions: CardDetailsActionLabels;
    credentials: CardDetailsCredentialsLabels;
    status: CardDetailsStatusScreenLabels;
}

/** Chrome around the form. */
interface ActivateCardHeaderLabels {
    title: string;
    /** Accessible name for the close (X) control. */
    closeAriaLabel: string;
}
/** Accessible copy for the card face this panel reuses. */
interface ActivateCardCardFaceLabels {
    /** Alt text for the bank logo when the caller supplies no `bankLogoAlt`. */
    bankLogoAlt: string;
}
/** Field headings, placeholders and the copy behind each affordance. */
interface ActivateCardFieldLabels {
    expirationDate: string;
    expirationDatePlaceholder: string;
    securityCode: string;
    securityCodePlaceholder: string;
    /** Accessible name for the (?) control that reveals the explanation. */
    securityCodeInfoAriaLabel: string;
    /** The explanation itself, shown in the tooltip. */
    securityCodeInfo: string;
}
/** One message per failure the panel can mark. */
interface ActivateCardValidationLabels {
    impossibleMonth: string;
    pastExpiration: string;
    /**
     * Shown when the server rejects the pair. Names both values because the
     * verify endpoint withholds which one missed — see `ActivateCardFormErrors`.
     */
    verificationRejected: string;
}
/** The CTA and the two screens that replace or accompany the form. */
interface ActivateCardStatusLabels {
    submit: string;
    /** Accessible name announced while the activation is in flight. */
    submittingAriaLabel: string;
    successTitle: string;
    successDescription: string;
    /** Label for the optional post-success control. */
    done: string;
    /** Fallback failure copy when the owner supplies no `errorMessage`. */
    errorDescription: string;
}
interface ActivateCardPanelLabels {
    header: ActivateCardHeaderLabels;
    cardFace: ActivateCardCardFaceLabels;
    fields: ActivateCardFieldLabels;
    validation: ActivateCardValidationLabels;
    status: ActivateCardStatusLabels;
}

/**
 * Deep partial for label overrides.
 *
 * Both label surfaces this widget exposes have nested groups, and a shallow
 * `Partial` would let a consumer who overrides one nested string drop the rest
 * of that group. The repo has no shared `PartialDeep` and does not depend on
 * `type-fest`, so each labels module defines its own — `card-details-widget/ui`
 * has an identical one for the panel's labels, and this declaration also types
 * that prop here so the widget carries one such helper rather than two.
 */
type PartialDeep$3<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]?: T[K] extends object ? PartialDeep$3<T[K]> : T[K];
};
/**
 * Copy the **feature** layer owns, as opposed to the panel's own
 * `CardDetailsPanelLabels`.
 *
 * The split follows where the string is resolved, not where it is painted. A
 * status badge word is chosen by mapping a generated `cardStatus` enum member,
 * which is a data-access-typed decision the presentational layer is not allowed
 * to make — so it is overridable here even though the panel renders it. The
 * panel's own labels stay with the panel.
 */
interface CardDetailsFeatureLabels {
    /** Confirmation toast after a copy affordance writes to the clipboard. */
    copySuccessToast: string;
    /**
     * Toast shown when activation is refused because the card is no longer
     * awaiting it. Resolved here rather than in the panel because it is an
     * API outcome, and because the panel closes as it fires.
     */
    activationConflictToast: string;
    /**
     * Replaces the panel's generic reveal error when the credentials call was
     * refused (HTTP 403).
     *
     * It lives here rather than on the panel because deciding that a failure was a
     * refusal means reading the error, which is this layer's job — the panel is
     * handed one already-chosen sentence either way, and its own
     * `credentials.errorDescription` still covers every other failure.
     *
     * The wording deliberately does not tell the reader to ask for a permission.
     * Reading a debit card and reading its credentials take the same scope, so a
     * reader looking at this panel already holds it; a 403 here means the call was
     * refused for this session, which asking an admin for a role will not fix.
     */
    revealNotPermittedDescription: string;
    /** Program wording on the card face, keyed on the widget's `cardProgram`. */
    programLabels: Record<CardProgram, string>;
    /** Status badge wording, keyed on the generated card status. */
    statusLabels: Record<CardStatus, string>;
    /** Form-factor subtitle wording, keyed on the generated card type. */
    formFactorLabels: Record<CardType, string>;
    /**
     * A velocity control's reset-period wording, keyed on the generated
     * `velocityWindow`. Used to build the spend limit row, e.g. "$500 / month".
     * `TRANSACTION` is unused there (it drives the separate per-transaction max
     * row instead) but is still a real enum member, so it stays in the map.
     */
    velocityWindowLabels: Record<VelocityWindow, string>;
}

interface CardDetailsWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps {
    /** Id of the card to show. */
    cardId: string;
    /**
     * Which issuing product `cardId` belongs to. **Required, with no default** —
     * it selects the endpoint the card is fetched from, and a wrong guess would
     * 404 a card that exists. `CardsWidget` publishes the same required prop, so
     * one value configures a list and its detail panel together.
     *
     * A JavaScript consumer, or a host passing a route param straight through, can
     * still get a value past the type. **There is no catch-all and no default:**
     * anything that is not explicitly one of the two programs fetches nothing and
     * renders the panel's error state with no retry, and the reason is named on the
     * console. That covers an absent prop (`undefined` / `null`) as well as an
     * unrecognised one (`'prepaid'`, a case-wrong `'Credit'`), because the widget
     * cannot know which product to ask about in either case.
     *
     * A host that resolves the program asynchronously should gate its own render on
     * it rather than mounting this widget without it — an absent program is not
     * read as "still loading".
     */
    cardProgram: CardProgram;
    /**
     * Called when the header's close control is pressed. Omitting it renders no
     * close control at all: a standalone card page has nothing to close back to,
     * while a host rendering the panel in a drawer supplies this and suppresses
     * its own chrome's close button so the two do not sit side by side.
     */
    onClose?: () => void;
    /** Overrides for the panel's own copy. */
    labels?: PartialDeep$3<CardDetailsPanelLabels>;
    /** Overrides for the Activate Card form's copy. */
    activateLabels?: PartialDeep$3<ActivateCardPanelLabels>;
    /** Overrides for the copy this layer resolves — see `CardDetailsFeatureLabels`. */
    featureLabels?: PartialDeep$3<CardDetailsFeatureLabels>;
    /**
     * Bank logo for the card face. The widget ships no bank artwork of its own and
     * resolves none from the init response: an embeddable library must not depend
     * on a Tesouro-hosted asset a host page's content-security policy can block,
     * and a bundled bank-name→URL table would put internal CDN links in the
     * published package (PLAT-1179, embedded ADR 0005). Omit it and the card face
     * renders without a logo rather than with a placeholder.
     */
    bankLogoSrc?: string;
    bankLogoAlt?: string;
}

/**
 * Reset-period tab labels and notice copy are deliberately absent: the owner
 * supplies those through `spendLimitPeriodOptions` / `spendLimitPeriodNotices`,
 * so declaring them here would give consumers override keys that no component
 * ever reads.
 */
interface CardControlsLabels {
    currencySymbol: string;
    spendLimit: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
        amountPlaceholder: string;
        amountAriaLabel: string;
    };
    merchantCategories: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
    };
    perTransactionMaximum: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
        amountPlaceholder: string;
        amountAriaLabel: string;
    };
}

type PartialDeep$2<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]?: T[K] extends object ? PartialDeep$2<T[K]> : T[K];
};
interface CreateCardWidgetLabels {
    header: {
        title: string;
        closeAriaLabel: string;
    };
    cardArtAlt: string;
    setup: {
        sectionTitle: string;
        cardholderLabel: string;
        cardholderPlaceholder: string;
        cardFormatLabel: string;
        cardFormatPlaceholder: string;
        cardFormatVirtual: string;
        cardFormatPhysical: string;
        fundingAccountLabel: string;
        fundingAccountPlaceholder: string;
    };
    mailing: {
        sectionTitle: string;
        sectionDescription: string;
        businessTitle: string;
        businessDescription: string;
        customTitle: string;
        customDescription: string;
    };
    manualAddress: {
        streetLabel: string;
        cityLabel: string;
        stateLabel: string;
        statePlaceholder: string;
        zipLabel: string;
    };
    cardControls: CardControlsLabels;
    preparing: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
    };
    success: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
        createAnother: string;
        viewCard: string;
    };
    footer: {
        cancel: string;
        createCard: string;
    };
    cardholderError: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
        retry: string;
    };
    fundingAccountError: {
        title: string;
        description: string;
        retry: string;
    };
}

interface CreateCardFeatureLabels {
    toast: {
        creating: string;
        success: string;
        error: string;
        /**
         * Card issued but a follow-up velocity-control POST failed. The card
         * already exists; this must not read as a create failure.
         */
        controlsWarning: string;
        /**
         * Card issued but granting company admins access to it failed. The card
         * already exists; this must not read as a create failure.
         */
        companyAdminAccessWarning: string;
        /**
         * Card issued, but BOTH the velocity-control POST(s) and the company-admin
         * access grant failed. Distinct from the two single-failure warnings above
         * so an issuer who hits both is told about both, not just whichever this
         * code checks first.
         */
        controlsAndAccessWarning: string;
        /**
         * The roster of users to grant access to a new card failed to load.
         * Shown with a retry action; Create stays disabled until it resolves so
         * a card is never issued without its required admin grants.
         */
        debitCardIssuersError: string;
        retry: string;
    };
    untitledFundingAccount: string;
    /**
     * API-required `name` on a velocity control. Not shown in this widget;
     * may surface on a later controls list.
     */
    velocityControlNames: {
        spendLimit: string;
        perTransactionMaximum: string;
    };
    /**
     * Spend-limit reset-period tab labels and notices. Owned here (not UI
     * labels) because the feature layer decides what each opaque period value
     * means.
     */
    spendLimit: {
        periodOneTime: string;
        periodDaily: string;
        periodMonthly: string;
        oneTimeWarningTitle: string;
        oneTimeWarningDescription: string;
        dailyResetNotice: string;
        monthlyResetNotice: string;
    };
    /**
     * Success-screen copy chosen from the create response's `cardStatus`.
     * Active/ready wording lives on the UI defaults; these cover statuses that
     * must not claim the card is already usable.
     */
    success: {
        pendingActivationTitle: string;
        pendingActivationDescription: string;
        createdTitle: string;
        createdDescription: string;
    };
}

type CreateCardWidgetProps = WidgetProviderProps & {
    /** Static card plastic image URL (no overlays). Host / white-label supplied. */
    cardArtSrc: string;
    labels?: PartialDeep$2<CreateCardWidgetLabels>;
    featureLabels?: Partial<{
        toast: Partial<CreateCardFeatureLabels['toast']>;
        untitledFundingAccount: string;
        velocityControlNames: Partial<CreateCardFeatureLabels['velocityControlNames']>;
        spendLimit: Partial<CreateCardFeatureLabels['spendLimit']>;
        success: Partial<CreateCardFeatureLabels['success']>;
    }>;
    className?: string;
    onClose?: () => void;
    onCancel?: () => void;
    /** Fired with the new debit card id after a successful create. */
    onViewCard?: (cardId: string) => void;
};

/**
 * Every key of `T` optional, recursively, so a consumer can override one nested
 * label without restating its siblings. Defined locally because the repo has no
 * shared deep-partial type and does not depend on `type-fest` — same helper the
 * two card `ui` libs declare.
 */
type PartialDeep$1<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]?: T[K] extends object ? PartialDeep$1<T[K]> : T[K];
};
/**
 * Strings this layer produces rather than passes through.
 *
 * They are separate from `CardsListLabels` (the `ui` lib's) because the cells
 * reaching that library are already formatted: the em-dash, the nickname
 * fallback and the "Viewing" prefix are all written *here*, so the UI lib has
 * no key to override them with. `bank-accounts-widget`'s `featureLabels` is the
 * precedent for the split.
 *
 * The status and form-factor maps live here for the same reason. EMBD-4503's
 * amendment put them in `shared/feature` keyed on the generated unions, and the
 * row arrives with `statusLabel` / `typeLabel` resolved — so this is the only
 * layer a consumer could reach them through.
 */
interface CardsFeatureLabels {
    /**
     * Stands in for a cell the card program carries no value for — credit has no
     * funding account, and a debit card's funding account is unresolvable without
     * the bank-account read scope.
     */
    emptyValue: string;
    /** Name shown for a card with no nickname set. */
    untitledCard: string;
    /**
     * Last-resort name for a funding account with neither a nickname nor an
     * account number to mask. An account with no nickname shows `••••1234`
     * instead, so that two unnamed accounts stay distinguishable — this is only
     * for the case where there is nothing at all to show.
     */
    untitledFundingAccount: string;
    /** Display copy per card lifecycle status; keys are the generated code terms. */
    cardStatus: Record<CardStatus, string>;
    /** Display copy per card form factor; keys are the generated code terms. */
    cardType: Record<CardType, string>;
}

/**
 * What `onPaginationChange` reports. One shared type across both programs — the
 * shape does not vary by program, so per-program aliases would be published
 * surface for nothing. Named without the `Widget` segment because no widget
 * called `CardsWidget` is published any more; `CreditCardsWidget` and
 * `DebitCardsWidget` both hand back this.
 */
interface CardsPagination {
    /** Cursor for the page on screen. Omit for the first page. */
    paginationToken?: string;
    /** Number of rows requested per page. */
    pageSize: number;
}
/**
 * The wider shape `pagination` / `defaultPagination` accept. Internal: a
 * `CardsPagination` handed back by `onPaginationChange` satisfies it, which is
 * the round-trip the docs describe, so the package publishes only that one.
 * Keeps the `CardsWidget` segment because the internal component keeps the name.
 */
interface CardsWidgetPaginationInput {
    paginationToken?: string;
    pageSize?: number;
}

/**
 * The internal props. Not published: `CreditCardsWidgetProps` and
 * `DebitCardsWidgetProps` are derived from this by omission, which is what makes
 * `cardProgram` an implementation detail and the debit-only create props
 * unreachable on a credit list.
 */
interface CardsWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps {
    /**
     * Which issuing program the list shows — `'credit'` or `'debit'`. It selects
     * the endpoint that is read as well as which scopes gate the affordances.
     *
     * **Required, with no default**, and supplied by the wrapper rather than by a
     * consumer: `CreditCardsWidget` and `DebitCardsWidget` pin it. It was a public
     * prop until those two exports replaced it, and a default here would silently
     * pick a program, where an integrator on one route only ever wants one.
     */
    cardProgram: CardProgram;
    /**
     * Controlled cursor/page-size metadata. Supply with `onPaginationChange` when
     * a host owns the list position, e.g. URL-backed pagination.
     */
    pagination?: CardsWidgetPaginationInput;
    /**
     * Initial cursor/page-size metadata for uncontrolled usage. Omit for first
     * page with the default page size. Ignored when `pagination` is supplied.
     */
    defaultPagination?: CardsWidgetPaginationInput;
    /**
     * Called whenever the widget changes its cursor/page-size pair through pagination
     * controls or a cursor-invalidating reset such as page-size changes. Hosts that
     * persist list position should store this whole object, not the token alone.
     */
    onPaginationChange?: (pagination: CardsPagination) => void;
    /**
     * Overrides for the list's own copy, merged per nested group. Typed with the
     * `ui` lib's own deep-partial helper (each labels module declares one — the
     * repo has no shared version) so this prop follows that library's contract.
     */
    labels?: PartialDeep$4<CardsListLabels>;
    /**
     * Overrides for the copy this layer produces rather than passes through — the
     * status and form-factor vocabulary, the empty-cell placeholder, the nickname
     * fallbacks, and the pagination range prefix. Separate from `labels` because
     * the list library receives those values already formatted and so has no key
     * for them; `BankAccountsWidget.featureLabels` is the same split.
     */
    featureLabels?: PartialDeep$1<CardsFeatureLabels>;
    /**
     * The card whose details panel is open. Supply with `onSelectedCardIdChange`
     * when the host owns that state — a deep-linked `/cards/[id]`, say. `null`
     * closes the panel; omit the prop for uncontrolled behaviour.
     *
     * Pinning it to `null` and navigating from `onSelectedCardIdChange` is how a
     * host suppresses the built-in panel entirely and owns navigation itself: the
     * click is still reported, and because the value never comes back non-null,
     * nothing ever opens.
     */
    selectedCardId?: string | null;
    /** Initial selection when uncontrolled. Ignored when `selectedCardId` is supplied. */
    defaultSelectedCardId?: string | null;
    /**
     * Called whenever the open card changes, including on close (`null`).
     *
     * Supplying it does **not** change what renders — a host can observe row clicks
     * for analytics, or mirror the selection into a query param, and still get the
     * built-in panel. (The removed `onCardSelect` could not: its presence
     * suppressed the panel, so those two intents were unexpressible together.)
     */
    onSelectedCardIdChange?: (cardId: string | null) => void;
    /**
     * Label overrides forwarded into the nested card details panel, mirroring
     * `BankAccountsWidgetProps.accountDetailsLabels`.
     *
     * Derived from the receiving prop rather than restated, so the forwarded and
     * received types cannot drift. Naming the panel's labels type directly is not
     * an option anyway: a cross-widget `type:ui` import is banned by
     * `EMBEDDED_DEP_CONSTRAINTS`, and this indexed access reaches it through the
     * sanctioned feature → feature edge without re-exporting anything. It already
     * carries `card-details-widget`'s own deep partial, so no wrapper here.
     */
    cardDetailsLabels?: CardDetailsWidgetProps['labels'];
    /**
     * Overrides for the copy the panel's *feature* layer resolves — its status
     * vocabulary, form-factor wording, program label and copy-success toast.
     *
     * Distinct from `featureLabels`, which covers the list's own vocabulary.
     * Without this prop the panel is unreachable for that copy, so a host that
     * renames a status in the list would still read the default inside the panel.
     */
    cardDetailsFeatureLabels?: CardDetailsWidgetProps['featureLabels'];
    /**
     * Overrides for the Activate Card form the details panel opens.
     *
     * Its own prop for the same reason `cardDetailsLabels` is: without it that
     * screen's copy is unreachable from this composition, so a host that translated
     * everything else would still meet English on the one form that asks the reader
     * to type something.
     */
    cardDetailsActivateLabels?: CardDetailsWidgetProps['activateLabels'];
    /**
     * Bank logo for the details panel's card face. Forwarded verbatim; the panel
     * renders no logo without it, so omitting these leaves the built-in sheet
     * showing a logo-less card rather than a placeholder.
     *
     * These stay props because the package ships no bank artwork and resolves none
     * from the init response (PLAT-1179, embedded ADR 0005).
     */
    bankLogoSrc?: string;
    bankLogoAlt?: string;
    /**
     * Plastic art for the built-in debit create sheet. Forwarded verbatim into
     * nested `CreateCardWidget`. Required for that sheet: omitting it (with no
     * host `onCreateCard`) hides Create card rather than opening a panel that
     * cannot render. Same PLAT-1179 / ADR 0005 rule as `bankLogoSrc` — the package
     * ships no card artwork.
     */
    cardArtSrc?: string;
    /**
     * Label overrides forwarded into the nested create-card panel. Indexed off
     * `CreateCardWidgetProps` so the forwarded and received types cannot drift,
     * the same feature → feature edge as `cardDetailsLabels`.
     */
    createCardLabels?: CreateCardWidgetProps['labels'];
    /**
     * Overrides for the copy the create panel's *feature* layer resolves — mutation
     * toasts, the untitled funding-account fallback, and pending-activation success
     * copy.
     */
    createCardFeatureLabels?: CreateCardWidgetProps['featureLabels'];
    /**
     * Called when Create card is clicked. When supplied, the host owns the
     * gesture: the built-in debit sheet does **not** open. Omit it on a debit list
     * with `cardArtSrc` to use the built-in `CreateCardWidget` sheet. Credit has
     * no in-package issuance widget, so credit Create card still requires this
     * callback — omitting it hides the button rather than offering a control that
     * does nothing.
     */
    onCreateCard?: () => void;
    /**
     * Called with the card's id when a row's Activate button is clicked. The button
     * renders only on cards in `PENDING_ACTIVATION`, and only when the widget token
     * also holds the program's activate scope.
     *
     * Host-owned because EMBD-4398 designs no activation flow for the *list*.
     *
     * The original second reason — that no activate endpoint existed — no longer
     * holds: both programs have one, and the details panel this widget opens now
     * runs the whole flow itself (EMBD-5085). So a built-in row flow is now
     * buildable, and this callback stays host-owned by choice rather than by
     * necessity. Changing it would be a breaking change to a published prop and
     * belongs in its own ticket; until then a host that wants the built-in flow
     * can omit this and let the reader open the card.
     */
    onActivateCard?: (cardId: string) => void;
}

/**
 * Derived from the internal props rather than restated, so the two cannot drift.
 *
 * Four omissions, not one. `cardProgram` is pinned below. The three create-sheet
 * props are debit-only: the built-in sheet issues against `POST /credit-cards`'s
 * sibling and `CreateCardWidget` covers debit alone, so credit's Create card
 * needs a host `onCreateCard` or the button hides. That was prose in the doc; the
 * type says it here.
 */
type CreditCardsWidgetProps = Omit<CardsWidgetProps, 'cardProgram' | 'cardArtSrc' | 'createCardLabels' | 'createCardFeatureLabels'>;

/**
 * Derived from the internal props rather than restated, so the two cannot drift.
 * Only `cardProgram` is omitted — the built-in create sheet is debit's, so this
 * export keeps `cardArtSrc` and the two create-panel label props.
 */
type DebitCardsWidgetProps = Omit<CardsWidgetProps, 'cardProgram'>;

interface InsightsWidgetLabels {
    widgetTitle: string;
    activeTab: string;
    dismissedTab: string;
    noInsightsFound: string;
    loadErrorTitle: string;
    loadErrorDescription: string;
    loadErrorRetry: string;
}

/**
 * Presentational model for one insight row — screen-shaped only (no domain ids or types).
 */
interface InsightRowView {
    displayText: string;
    createdDate: string;
    badgeLabel: string;
    badgeIcon: ReactElement;
    showDismissButton: boolean;
    showToggle: boolean;
    toggleLabel?: string;
    /** Required when `onToggle` is set — owner-controlled switch state. */
    toggleChecked?: boolean;
    onToggle?: (checked: boolean) => void;
    navigationLinkText?: string;
    onNavigationClick?: () => void;
    actionText?: string;
    onActionClick?: () => void;
}

interface SingleInsightLabels {
    dismissInsightAriaLabel: string;
}

interface InsightsFeatureLabels {
    onboardingBadgeLabel: string;
    routingOnboardingText: string;
    enableRoutingToggle: string;
    createAccountText: string;
    connectExternalText: string;
    linkAccountAction: string;
    verifyExternalAccountText: (nickname: string) => string;
}

/** Domain model for one generated insight — stays in the feature layer only. */
interface InsightItem {
    id: string;
    isDismissed: boolean;
    showToggle: boolean;
    canDismiss: boolean;
    displayText: string;
    toggleLabel?: string;
    toggleChecked?: boolean;
    onToggle?: (checked: boolean) => void;
    actionText?: string;
    onActionClick?: () => void;
}

declare function mapInsightToRowView(insight: InsightItem, labels: InsightsFeatureLabels, createdDate: string): InsightRowView;

interface SingleInsightProps {
    insight: InsightItem;
    createdDate: string;
    featureLabels: Parameters<typeof mapInsightToRowView>[1];
    onDismissClick: (id: string) => void;
    labels?: Partial<SingleInsightLabels>;
}
declare const SingleInsight: ({ insight, createdDate, featureLabels, onDismissClick, labels, }: SingleInsightProps) => React.JSX.Element;

interface InsightsWidgetInternalProps {
    labels?: Partial<InsightsWidgetLabels>;
    singleInsightLabels?: Parameters<typeof SingleInsight>[0]['labels'];
}
interface InsightsWidgetWithContextProps {
    labels?: Partial<InsightsWidgetLabels>;
    singleInsightLabels?: InsightsWidgetInternalProps['singleInsightLabels'];
    featureLabels?: Partial<InsightsFeatureLabels>;
    routingEnabled?: boolean;
    onRoutingToggleChange?: (enabled: boolean) => void;
    onLinkExternalAccountClick?: () => void;
}
type InsightsWidgetPassthroughProps = Pick<InsightsWidgetWithContextProps, 'labels' | 'singleInsightLabels' | 'featureLabels' | 'routingEnabled' | 'onRoutingToggleChange' | 'onLinkExternalAccountClick'>;
interface InsightsWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps, InsightsWidgetPassthroughProps {
}

interface Labels {
    description?: string;
}

interface SettingsWidgetSection {
    id: string;
    label: string;
    content: ReactNode;
}

interface FinopsThemeColors {
    primary?: string;
    primaryForeground?: string;
}
interface MoniteWrapperProps {
    finopsThemeColors?: FinopsThemeColors;
}

type MoniteRegionProviderProps = WidgetProviderProps & MoniteWrapperProps;

interface FeatureLabels$1 {
    profileSection: string;
    teamSection: string;
    invoiceSection: string;
    billPaySection: string;
    accountingSection: string;
    tagsSection: string;
    expenseSection: string;
    helpSection: string;
    expenseApprovalsTab: string;
    expenseRequirementsTab: string;
}

/**
 * The sections this widget renders itself. These ids are the public vocabulary
 * a host uses to deep-link into a section, so they are part of the package's
 * API surface — renaming one is a breaking change.
 */
declare const SettingsSection: {
    readonly Profile: "profile";
    readonly Team: "team";
    readonly Invoice: "invoice";
    readonly Expense: "expense";
    readonly BillPay: "bill-pay";
    readonly Accounting: "accounting";
    readonly Tags: "tags";
    readonly Help: "help";
};
type SettingsSection = (typeof SettingsSection)[keyof typeof SettingsSection];
/**
 * A selectable section id: one of the built-ins, or the id of a host-supplied
 * {@link SettingsWidgetAdditionalSection}. The `string & {}` arm keeps the
 * built-in literals visible to editor autocomplete while still accepting a
 * host's own id.
 */
type SettingsWidgetSectionId = SettingsSection | (string & {});
/**
 * A section contributed by the host, rendered alongside the built-in ones.
 *
 * This exists for surfaces the published package cannot own — the white-label
 * dashboard's password management, for instance, which is an app-auth concern
 * rather than an embedded one. Prefer the `*Content` props when replacing the
 * content of a section that already exists.
 */
interface SettingsWidgetAdditionalSection extends SettingsWidgetSection {
    /**
     * Place this section immediately after the named built-in one. Sections with
     * no `after` — and those whose anchor is hidden by scope gating — are
     * appended to the end of the list.
     */
    after?: SettingsSection;
}

interface SettingsWidgetProps extends MoniteRegionProviderProps {
    labels?: Partial<Labels>;
    featureLabels?: Partial<FeatureLabels$1>;
    /** Forwarded to the embedded Team section's {@link TeamWidget} — the
     * allowlisted URL invite emails link to. Defaults to
     * `${window.location.origin}/accept-invite`; set it when the host app's
     * registered landing route differs from that default, or the origin is
     * not on the OIDC redirect-URI allowlist (preview/localhost). */
    acceptInviteRedirectUri?: string;
    /** Forwarded to the embedded Help section's {@link HelpWidget} — where its
     * "Contact Us" line links (a support page URL or a `mailto:`). The line is
     * hidden entirely when unset, since the package has no tenant-agnostic
     * support address to fall back on. The bank name in that line comes from
     * widget init, so this is the only value a host needs to supply. */
    helpContactUrl?: string;
    /** Forwarded to the embedded Profile section's {@link ProfileWidget} — where
     * its "to change this information, contact your bank" line links. The line
     * falls back to a plain, unlinked sentence when unset, for the same reason
     * {@link SettingsWidgetProps.helpContactUrl} does. */
    profileContactUrl?: string;
    /** The section to show. Leave unset to let the widget own the selection;
     * supply it (with {@link SettingsWidgetProps.onSelectedSectionChange}) to
     * drive navigation from a route, a search param, or host state. A section
     * hidden by the user's scopes falls back to the first visible one. */
    selectedSection?: SettingsWidgetSectionId;
    /** The section to open on, for a host that wants a deep link without taking
     * ownership of the selection. Ignored when
     * {@link SettingsWidgetProps.selectedSection} is supplied; defaults to the
     * first visible section. Scopes arrive with the init response, so a section
     * this names opens as soon as it becomes visible, and one the user's scopes
     * never grant leaves the first visible section on screen. */
    defaultSelectedSection?: SettingsWidgetSectionId;
    /** Called with the id of the section the user selected. Fires whether or not
     * {@link SettingsWidgetProps.selectedSection} is supplied, so a host can mirror
     * the selection into its URL without taking ownership of it. */
    onSelectedSectionChange?: (section: SettingsWidgetSectionId) => void;
    /** Host-owned sections rendered alongside the built-in ones. */
    additionalSections?: SettingsWidgetAdditionalSection[];
    profileContent?: ReactNode;
    teamContent?: ReactNode;
    billPayContent?: ReactNode;
    helpContent?: ReactNode;
    expenseContent?: ReactNode;
    accountingContent?: ReactNode;
    tagsContent?: ReactNode;
    invoiceContent?: ReactNode;
}

interface TransfersWidgetLabels {
    widgetTitle: string;
    transferMoneyCta: string;
    /** Tooltip when the transfer CTA is disabled for insufficient eligible accounts. */
    transferMoneyCtaDisabledTooltip: string;
    /** Fallback when an account has no nickname in lists or options. */
    accountFallbackName: string;
    /** Mask prefix before last four digits on account options. */
    embeddedAccountMaskPrefix: string;
    /** Prefix before full account number on review cards (e.g. "Account #:"). */
    modalReviewAccountNumberPrefix: string;
    /** Separator between from and to account names in the route line. */
    listAccountsSeparator: string;
    loadErrorTitle: string;
    loadErrorDescription: string;
    loadErrorRetry: string;
    emptyTitle: string;
    emptyDescription: string;
    modalTitle: string;
    /** Shown under the title on the accounts step (e.g. ACH timing). */
    modalAccountsSubtitle: string;
    /** Placeholder inside the From account select on the accounts step. */
    modalFromAccountPlaceholder: string;
    /** Placeholder inside the To account select on the accounts step. */
    modalToAccountPlaceholder: string;
    /** Primary action on the accounts step (legacy: full-width Confirm). */
    modalAccountsConfirm: string;
    modalStepAccounts: string;
    modalStepAmount: string;
    modalStepReview: string;
    modalStepResult: string;
    modalFromLabel: string;
    modalToLabel: string;
    modalAmountLabel: string;
    /** Placeholder for the amount input (e.g. "0.00"). */
    modalAmountPlaceholder: string;
    modalContinue: string;
    modalBack: string;
    modalSubmit: string;
    modalClose: string;
    modalReviewHeading: string;
    modalReviewFromAccountLabel: string;
    modalReviewToAccountLabel: string;
    modalAvailableBalanceCaption: string;
    modalConfirmTransfer: string;
    modalGoBack: string;
    modalSuccessTitle: string;
    modalSuccessDescription: string;
    modalResultSuccessTitle: string;
    modalResultErrorTitle: string;
    modalResultTransferMessagePrefix: string;
    modalResultSuccessMessageSuffix: string;
    modalResultErrorMessageSuffix: string;
    modalBackToTransfers: string;
    modalSelectPlaceholder: string;
    rowStatusCompleted: string;
    rowStatusPending: string;
    rowStatusFailed: string;
    rowTypeInternal: string;
    rowTypeToExternal: string;
    rowTypeFromExternal: string;
    modalAmountInvalidError: string;
    /** Shown under the amount field when the from (embedded) balance is too low. */
    modalInsufficientFundsError: string;
    /** Resets from, to, and amount on the accounts step. */
    modalClearSelections: string;
    modalUnsupportedPairError: string;
    modalSubmitFailedError: string;
}

interface FeatureLabels {
    unavailableLabel: string;
    routeSeparator: string;
    defaultCurrencyCode: string;
    defaultSecCode: string;
}

interface TransfersWidgetPassthroughProps {
    labels?: Partial<TransfersWidgetLabels>;
    featureLabels?: Partial<FeatureLabels>;
    /**
     * Whether the transfer money modal is showing. Supplying it makes the modal
     * controlled: the widget reports every open and close through
     * `onTransferMoneyOpenChange` and changes nothing on screen until the host
     * supplies a new value. Omit to let the widget own it.
     */
    isTransferMoneyOpen?: boolean;
    /** The modal's state on first render, for a host that only wants to seed it. */
    defaultIsTransferMoneyOpen?: boolean;
    /**
     * Called on every open and close — the CTA, the modal's own dismissals, and
     * the close that follows a completed transfer — whether or not the modal is
     * controlled.
     */
    onTransferMoneyOpenChange?: (open: boolean) => void;
}
interface TransfersWidgetProps extends WidgetProviderProps, TransfersWidgetPassthroughProps {
}

/**
 * Copy the shell owns. The section names are deliberately absent: they arrive on
 * each `SuiteSection`, because whoever decides which sections exist is also the
 * only layer that can name them.
 */
interface WidgetSuiteShellLabels {
    /** Names the section menu for assistive technology. */
    navAriaLabel: string;
    /**
     * Announces the placeholder shell while the caller resolves which sections
     * exist. Read out in place of the menu, which has no items yet to name.
     */
    loadingAriaLabel: string;
    /** Shown in place of the menu when the caller supplies no sections. */
    emptyState: {
        title: string;
        body: string;
    };
}
/**
 * `Labels` has a nested group, so a shallow `{ ...defaults, ...overrides }`
 * would let a consumer overriding one `emptyState` string drop the other. The
 * repo has no shared deep-partial type, so each labels module declares its own.
 */
type PartialDeep<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]?: T[K] extends object ? PartialDeep<T[K]> : T[K];
};

/**
 * The section id vocabulary, and the shape of a registry entry.
 *
 * A leaf module on purpose: it imports no widget feature library and never
 * reaches the provider, so `labels.ts` and `WidgetSuiteProvider.tsx` can take
 * the ids from here without sitting downstream of the eight widgets the registry
 * pulls in.
 */
/**
 * The sections the suite can offer, declared in the default menu order. Order
 * here is documentation only — the suite renders whatever order its `sections`
 * prop lists.
 */
declare const WidgetSuiteSectionId: {
    readonly Dashboard: "dashboard";
    readonly Accounts: "accounts";
    readonly Cards: "cards";
    readonly Transfers: "transfers";
    readonly BillPay: "bill-pay";
    readonly Invoicing: "invoicing";
    readonly Expenses: "expenses";
    readonly Settings: "settings";
};
type WidgetSuiteSectionId = (typeof WidgetSuiteSectionId)[keyof typeof WidgetSuiteSectionId];
/**
 * The whole surface in the shipped white-label header order
 * (`useDashboardLayout.tsx`): its banking group, then its finops group, then
 * Settings, which white label keeps in the avatar menu rather than the header.
 *
 * This is what `sections` defaults to, and it is exported as well so a host can
 * spread it and edit the list — dropping a section, or reordering one — without
 * writing the whole thing out.
 */
declare const WIDGET_SUITE_DEFAULT_SECTIONS: readonly ["dashboard", "accounts", "cards", "transfers", "bill-pay", "invoicing", "expenses", "settings"];

/**
 * The section names in the suite menu.
 *
 * Keyed by section id rather than hand-listed, so adding a section to the
 * registry fails the build here until it is named — the menu can never render a
 * section with no label. The ids come from the leaf `sectionIds` module, so this
 * reaches neither the registry nor the widgets behind it.
 */
type WidgetSuiteMenuLabels = Record<WidgetSuiteSectionId, string>;
/** Copy for the heading above a section, as opposed to its menu item. */
interface WidgetSuiteSectionTitleLabels {
    /**
     * The bank attribution beneath the heading. `{bankName}` is replaced with the
     * bank `/init` names, so a translation can put it anywhere in the sentence
     * rather than after a fixed lead-in. An override that drops the placeholder
     * shows no name.
     */
    bankTagline: string;
}
/**
 * Copy for the states where the suite cannot prove it may show normal content.
 *
 * Both are places the gate cannot proceed, and neither is reachable by a correct
 * integration against a healthy API.
 */
interface WidgetSuiteDisclosureLabels {
    /**
     * The first init fetch failed before the disclosure flags were known. The suite
     * must fail closed here, because an unknown requirement is not permission to
     * show ungated sections.
     */
    initFailedState: {
        title: string;
        body: string;
        retryButton: string;
    };
    /**
     * The acceptance was recorded and the init refresh that clears the gate
     * failed, so only our view of it is stale.
     *
     * The failure is the title and the reassurance is the body, in that order on
     * purpose: `ErrorState` puts a destructive-toned glyph above the title, so
     * leading with "accepted" reads at a glance as the acceptance having failed —
     * the one thing this state must not imply, since a user who believes that will
     * try to accept again.
     */
    refreshFailedState: {
        title: string;
        body: string;
        retryButton: string;
    };
}
/**
 * A widget's whole copy surface: every label prop it accepts, spread onto it so
 * the props keep the names that widget's own doc gives them.
 *
 * Derived rather than hand-listed: the debit card list alone has six, so a
 * written-out list goes stale the next time one grows a panel. `providerLabels`
 * is excluded because the suite addresses the provider once, at the top level.
 */
type WidgetLabelProps<T> = Omit<Pick<T, Extract<keyof T, 'labels' | `${string}Labels`>>, 'providerLabels'>;
type WidgetSuiteBalancesLabels = WidgetLabelProps<BalancesWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteInsightsLabels = WidgetLabelProps<InsightsWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteAccountsLabels = WidgetLabelProps<BankAccountsWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteCreditCardsLabels = WidgetLabelProps<CreditCardsWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteDebitCardsLabels = WidgetLabelProps<DebitCardsWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteTransfersLabels = WidgetLabelProps<TransfersWidgetProps>;
type WidgetSuiteSettingsLabels = WidgetLabelProps<SettingsWidgetProps>;
/** The two widgets the Dashboard section pairs, each taking its own copy. */
interface WidgetSuiteDashboardLabels {
    balances?: WidgetSuiteBalancesLabels;
    insights?: WidgetSuiteInsightsLabels;
}
/**
 * The two card lists.
 *
 * `labels.title` is the one leaf the suite defaults anywhere under `sections`:
 * `CardsList` titles itself "Cards", and two instances stack in this section, so
 * each is retitled by program.
 */
interface WidgetSuiteCardsLabels {
    creditCards: WidgetSuiteCreditCardsLabels;
    debitCards: WidgetSuiteDebitCardsLabels;
}
/** Expenses is only a placeholder until the suite wires a read/self surface. */
interface WidgetSuiteExpensesLabels {
    expensesUnavailable: string;
}
/**
 * Copy the suite puts *inside* a section's panel, one group per section.
 *
 * A group is shaped as the override its widget accepts, so it is handed down by
 * reference rather than remapped key by key.
 *
 * Two sections have no group: Bill Pay and Invoicing both mount a Monite
 * surface, which carries its own copy and takes no label props at all. They get
 * one when the native builds replace them, and adding a group to an
 * already-optional tree breaks nobody.
 */
interface WidgetSuiteSectionContentLabels {
    dashboard: WidgetSuiteDashboardLabels;
    accounts?: WidgetSuiteAccountsLabels;
    cards: WidgetSuiteCardsLabels;
    transfers?: WidgetSuiteTransfersLabels;
    expenses: WidgetSuiteExpensesLabels;
    settings?: WidgetSuiteSettingsLabels;
}
/**
 * Every string the suite puts on screen, including the copy inside the widgets
 * it mounts. Two kinds of group, differing in who holds the default:
 *
 * - **Suite-owned** — `shell`, `menu`, `sectionTitle`, `disclosure`,
 *   `sections.expenses`, and the two card-list titles. Defaulted in
 *   {@link WIDGET_SUITE_LABELS_EN}, with an override merged over it.
 * - **Forwarded** — every other key under `sections`. Handed down untouched for
 *   the widget to merge over its own defaults, so the suite carries no copy of a
 *   widget's strings and cannot go stale against one.
 *
 * `WidgetProvider`'s copy is deliberately absent: it is already reachable
 * through the inherited `providerLabels` prop, and two routes to one string
 * could disagree.
 */
interface WidgetSuiteLabels {
    /** The shell's own copy — the nav landmark name, the empty state. */
    shell: WidgetSuiteShellLabels;
    menu: WidgetSuiteMenuLabels;
    sectionTitle: WidgetSuiteSectionTitleLabels;
    disclosure: WidgetSuiteDisclosureLabels;
    sections: WidgetSuiteSectionContentLabels;
}
/**
 * The `labels` prop: a deep partial of {@link WidgetSuiteLabels}.
 *
 * `sections` is exempted from `PartialDeep` on purpose — every group under it is
 * already the exact override its widget accepts, so deepening it again would
 * admit a shape the suite cannot forward and would flatten a non-plain member
 * (`PartialDeep` maps a function-valued label to `{}`). The two suite-owned
 * groups under it are made partial one level for the same reason.
 */
type WidgetSuiteLabelOverrides = PartialDeep<Omit<WidgetSuiteLabels, 'sections'>> & {
    sections?: Partial<Omit<WidgetSuiteSectionContentLabels, 'cards' | 'expenses'>> & {
        cards?: Partial<WidgetSuiteCardsLabels>;
        expenses?: Partial<WidgetSuiteExpensesLabels>;
    };
};
declare const WIDGET_SUITE_LABELS_EN: WidgetSuiteLabels;

interface WidgetSuiteProps extends WidgetProviderProps {
    /**
     * Which sections the suite offers, in menu order.
     *
     * Defaults to {@link WIDGET_SUITE_DEFAULT_SECTIONS}, the whole surface in the
     * shipped white-label header order, so mounting the suite with auth props
     * alone gives a complete banking page. Name the list to compose a narrower
     * page, or to order it differently.
     *
     * A section listed here is still hidden when the token does not earn it, so
     * this is the ceiling rather than a promise of what renders — which is also
     * why the default is safe: a section added to the registry reaches a host that
     * took the default, and a user who cannot see it still does not.
     */
    sections?: readonly WidgetSuiteSectionId[];
    /**
     * Which section is showing, for a host that owns navigation — a URL, a router,
     * its own state.
     *
     * Puts the menu in controlled mode for the lifetime of the mount, so supply it
     * with `onSectionChange` or the surface will not move when the user clicks.
     *
     * The suite is addressable at exactly this depth and no deeper: what a section
     * has open — an account, a card, a settings tab — belongs to the widget behind
     * it, so a host that needs to deep-link one of those mounts that widget itself.
     */
    section?: WidgetSuiteSectionId;
    /**
     * Which section the suite opens on, for a host that wants a deep link but not
     * ownership. Read once per mount, and ignored when `section` is supplied.
     *
     * Defaults to the first entry in `sections`.
     */
    defaultSection?: WidgetSuiteSectionId;
    /**
     * The section a person moved to, from a menu click or a dashboard affordance.
     *
     * Never fired for the entitlement fallback, and never fired on mount, so a
     * host mirroring this into its URL cannot overwrite the deep link it was just
     * handed.
     */
    onSectionChange?: (section: WidgetSuiteSectionId) => void;
    /**
     * Every string the suite puts on screen, in one tree: the shell's own copy,
     * the menu names, the section heading, the disclosure states, and a group per
     * section carrying the copy of the widget that section mounts.
     *
     * Override any leaf and its siblings keep their defaults, at every depth. See
     * {@link WidgetSuiteLabels} for which groups the suite defaults and which it
     * forwards to a widget untouched.
     *
     * `WidgetProvider`'s own copy is not in here — it has its own `providerLabels`
     * prop, inherited from `WidgetProviderProps`.
     */
    labels?: WidgetSuiteLabelOverrides;
    /**
     * Shows a heading above each section, named as its menu item is.
     *
     * Defaults to `true`: the suite owns its page, and a page with a menu but no
     * heading reads as a fragment of someone else's. Set `false` when the host
     * already renders a heading of its own above the suite.
     *
     * Every section gets one: no widget heads itself any more (embedded ADR
     * 0010), so the suite is the only thing that can name them.
     */
    showSectionTitle?: boolean;
}
/**
 * A suite of widgets bound together by navigation.
 *
 * Unlike a widget — a content area an integrator drops onto a page they own — a
 * suite owns the page it is placed on, exists once per page, and decides which
 * widgets appear on it.
 *
 * One `/init` serves the whole surface: this provider owns the fetch, and every
 * composed widget is handed no auth props, so its own provider runs in
 * pass-through mode. See `sections/sectionIds.ts` for the two composition rules
 * that arrangement depends on.
 *
 * That one response also decides which state the suite is in before the shell
 * renders: placeholders while init has not settled, a closed retry state when
 * init fails before answering the disclosure flags, the acceptance surface
 * alone when the session owes the bank's disclosures, or the nav over its
 * sections. States rather than an overlay over a mounted shell — see
 * `WidgetSuiteSurface` for why each boundary sits where it does.
 *
 * Navigation is one value: which section is showing, published to the sections
 * through `WidgetSuiteProvider` and drivable by a host through `section` /
 * `defaultSection` / `onSectionChange`. Nothing deeper is addressable. Only the
 * open panel is mounted and every widget owns its own state, so leaving a
 * section and coming back shows it as it opens: the account list, the card
 * lists, the widget's own opening tab. A host that needs to deep-link into one
 * of those mounts that widget itself rather than reaching through the suite.
 */
declare function WidgetSuite({ baseUrl, widgetToken, organizationId, configClient, gatewayRouting, linkComponent, implementation, uiFramework, errorFallback, onError, analytics, disclosuresAcceptance, providerLabels, ...innerProps }: WidgetSuiteProps): React.JSX.Element;

export { WIDGET_SUITE_DEFAULT_SECTIONS, WIDGET_SUITE_LABELS_EN, WidgetSuite, WidgetSuiteSectionId };
export type { WidgetSuiteCardsLabels, WidgetSuiteDashboardLabels, WidgetSuiteDisclosureLabels, WidgetSuiteExpensesLabels, WidgetSuiteLabelOverrides, WidgetSuiteLabels, WidgetSuiteMenuLabels, WidgetSuiteProps, WidgetSuiteSectionContentLabels, WidgetSuiteSectionTitleLabels };