import type { Action, State } from '../app-reducer.js';
import { type AuthPanelHost } from '../auth-panel-model.js';
export interface UseAuthPanelOptions {
    authHost: AuthPanelHost | undefined;
    stateRef: {
        current: State;
    };
    dispatch: React.Dispatch<Action>;
    /**
     * Live `state.authPanel.open` — when the panel closes from OUTSIDE the
     * controller (another panel's `closePanels`, an F-key toggle, Ctrl+C),
     * any in-flight flow must be aborted so an invisible prompt can't leave
     * an OAuth loopback server (or a pending readline promise) running
     * behind a closed panel.
     */
    open: boolean;
}
export interface AuthPanelController {
    /** Open the panel (used by `/auth` via the panel bridge). No-op without a host. */
    openAuthPanel: (view?: 'list' | 'oauth') => boolean;
    onAuthEnter: () => void;
    onAuthBack: () => void;
    onAuthShortcut: (input: string) => void;
    onAuthPromptSubmit: () => void;
    onAuthPromptCancel: () => void;
    onAuthConfirm: (yes: boolean) => void;
    onAuthFlowCancel: () => void;
    /**
     * Ctrl+C while the panel is open. In raw-mode terminals (ConPTY, most
     * Windows setups) Ctrl+C arrives as key DATA — not a SIGINT — so the
     * key router must handle it; the app's SIGINT ladder covers the
     * console-event delivery path. Both paths abort any in-flight flow and
     * close the panel.
     */
    onAuthCtrlC: () => void;
    /** Open the existing masked modal for a slash-command secret prompt. */
    readSecret: (label: string) => Promise<string>;
    /** Open the same modal with visible text for slash-command selections. */
    readText: (label: string) => Promise<string>;
}
export declare function useAuthPanel(opts: UseAuthPanelOptions): AuthPanelController;
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