/**
 * Sets up default testing mocks that cover most common React testing needs.
 *
 * This convenience function provides a balanced set of mocks that cover most React
 * application testing needs. It includes all the basic mocks plus essential React
 * testing utilities. Specifically, it includes:
 *
 * From setupBasicMocks:
 * - Canvas API mocks
 * - Console error reporting to fail tests
 * - IntersectionObserver mocks
 * - MatchMedia API mocks
 * - ResizeObserver mocks
 * - Timer mocks (setTimeout, setInterval)
 * - Web Streams API mocks
 *
 * Plus these additional mocks:
 * - React Testing Library and Okta authentication mocks
 * - Translation mocks (i18n)
 *
 * This is ideal for most React applications that use i18n translations and need
 * standard testing environment setup, without requiring specialized mocks for things
 * like Google Maps or virtualized lists.
 *
 * @param options Configuration options for individual mocks
 * @param options.failOnConsoleOptions Options for setupFailOnConsole
 * @example
 * // In your jest setup file
 * import { setupDefaultMocks } from '@trackunit/react-test-setup';
 *
 * setupDefaultMocks();
 *
 * // Or with options for specific mocks:
 * setupDefaultMocks({
 *   failOnConsoleOptions: { shouldFailOnWarn: true }
 * });
 */
import { SetupBasicMocksOptions } from "./setupBasicMocks";
/**
 * Options for configuring the setupDefaultMocks function.
 * Currently shares the same options structure as SetupBasicMocksOptions.
 */
export type SetupDefaultMocksOptions = SetupBasicMocksOptions;
/**
 * Sets up default testing mocks covering most common React testing scenarios.
 *
 * @param options Configuration options for the mocks
 */
export declare const setupDefaultMocks: (options?: SetupDefaultMocksOptions) => void;