import type { Snippet } from 'svelte';
import type { CalendarEvent } from './calendar.types.js';
interface CalendarTimeGridInternalProps {
    dates: Date[];
    onEventClick?: (event: CalendarEvent) => void;
    /**
     * Head cell for one date, rendered as the top row of the grid (the week
     * view's weekday buttons). It belongs *inside* this component rather than
     * above it because the grid is the horizontal scroll container: a head row
     * living outside it would keep its own seven equal columns and drift out of
     * step with the day columns the moment the grid scrolls. Sticky to the top,
     * so it survives the vertical scroll it now shares with the hours.
     */
    columnHeader?: Snippet<[{
        date: Date;
        index: number;
    }]>;
    /**
     * All-day band cell for one date — same alignment argument as
     * `columnHeader`, and rendered into the *same* cell as it, below the head.
     * One pinned strip rather than two stacked sticky rows: the second would
     * need the first's measured height as its `top`, and an unpinned band
     * scrolls out of sight the moment the grid jumps to the current time.
     * Either snippet alone builds the strip on its own.
     */
    columnAllDay?: Snippet<[{
        date: Date;
        index: number;
    }]>;
    /**
     * Reports whether the day columns currently overflow the grid sideways.
     * The week layout owns a swipe gesture on the same axis and has to know
     * which of the two the finger belongs to — and that cannot be inferred from
     * the viewport, only measured: it depends on the card's width, the day count
     * and `--blocks-calendar-day-min-width`. Called on mount and whenever the
     * grid resizes, only on change.
     */
    onHorizontalOverflow?: (overflowing: boolean) => void;
    class?: string;
}
declare const CalendarTimeGrid: import("svelte").Component<CalendarTimeGridInternalProps, {}, "">;
type CalendarTimeGrid = ReturnType<typeof CalendarTimeGrid>;
export default CalendarTimeGrid;