import * as React from 'react';
type PlayerRowRole = 'me' | 'ally' | 'enemy';
interface PlayerRowProps {
    /** Agent display icon URL — fills the left square. */
    agentIconUrl?: string;
    /** Player display name. Falls back to nothing if omitted. */
    name?: string;
    /** Row tint: `me` → yellow, `ally` → green, `enemy` → red. */
    role: PlayerRowRole;
    /** Party marker color. Pass the same color for players in the same party. */
    partyColor?: string;
    /** Pre-formatted KDA, e.g. `"21/14/8"`. */
    kda?: string;
    /** Average combat score shown under the KDA line. */
    avgScore?: number;
    /** Competitive tier icon URL — small badge rendered before the name. */
    tierIconUrl?: string;
    /** Marker shown next to the avg-score line. Consumer supplies (e.g. phosphor `<ChartBar />`). */
    scoreIcon?: React.ReactNode;
    /** Extra classes merged onto the outer row wrapper. */
    className?: string;
}
/**
 * Single scoreboard row inside the match-detail player list — agent icon
 * on the left, optional tier badge, player name, KDA / avg-score on the
 * right. Background tint is driven by `role`:
 *  - `me` — yellow (highlights the viewer)
 *  - `ally` — green
 *  - `enemy` — red
 *
 * Data-free: the consumer resolves the agent + tier icons, formats KDA,
 * and decides role. Stack instances with a `<Separator />` between rows
 * inside a `bg-card rounded-2xl overflow-hidden` container to match the
 * app's scoreboard card.
 */
declare function PlayerRow({ agentIconUrl, name, role, partyColor, kda, avgScore, tierIconUrl, scoreIcon, className, }: PlayerRowProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;
export { PlayerRow };
export type { PlayerRowProps, PlayerRowRole };
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