import { Ecosystem, EcosystemConfig } from '@zedux/atoms';
import React, { ReactNode } from 'react';
/**
 * EcosystemProvider
 *
 * If an `ecosystem` prop is passed, that ecosystem will take charge of all atom
 * usages below it in the component tree.
 *
 * If no `ecosystem` prop is passed, EcosystemProvider creates an atom ecosystem
 * and provides it. The created ecosystem will be destroyed when this
 * EcosystemProvider unmounts. The auto-created ecosystem can be configured with
 * props passed here.
 *
 * ```ts
 * // gives you full control over the ecosystem:
 * <EcosystemProvider ecosystem={ecosystem}>
 *
 * // a convenient shorthand, esp. useful in testing:
 * <EcosystemProvider id="root">
 * ```
 */
export declare const EcosystemProvider: ({ children, ecosystem: passedEcosystem, ...ecosystemConfig }: (Partial<{
    atomDefaults?: undefined;
    complexParams?: undefined;
    context?: undefined;
    destroyOnUnmount?: undefined;
    flags?: undefined;
    id?: undefined;
    onReady?: undefined;
    overrides?: undefined;
    ssr?: undefined;
}> & {
    children?: ReactNode;
    ecosystem?: Ecosystem<any> | undefined;
}) | (Partial<EcosystemConfig<any>> & {
    children?: ReactNode;
    ecosystem?: undefined;
})) => React.JSX.Element;