import { InvoicingNamedOptionsByKey } from '@zeniai/client-epic-state';
interface CatalogSubFamilyTierTableProps {
    /** Field-array path, e.g. `subFamilies.0.tiers`. */
    name: string;
    /** The sub-family's selected pricing model; picks the row's `Type` options. */
    pricingModel: string;
    /** Read-only: the tier fields and the add / remove / clear actions are off. */
    disabled?: boolean;
    /** Overrides the outer row box, e.g. to drop borders a host already draws. */
    style?: React.CSSProperties;
    /**
     * `catalog_tier_type_options_by_pricing_model` from the invoicing config.
     * `undefined` means the config has not loaded, which disables the editor.
     */
    tierTypeOptionsByPricingModel?: InvoicingNamedOptionsByKey;
    /**
     * Called after a row is added, removed or cleared, and after an out-of-range
     * tier type is corrected, for draft-syncing hosts. Read through a ref
     * internally, so callers may pass an inline arrow without re-running the
     * correction effect.
     */
    onChange?: () => void;
}
/**
 * The tiered-pricing editor for one sub-family: a From / To / Price / Type grid
 * with add, remove and clear-all actions. Shared by the catalog item form, the
 * catalog item detail page's inline edit and the create-sub-family dialog so all
 * three render the same UI for the tiered pricing models.
 *
 * The `Type` column is driven entirely by the invoicing config: the allowed
 * options for the selected pricing model decide whether the cell is locked to a
 * single value or offers a dropdown, so widening the set is a backend change.
 */
export declare function CatalogSubFamilyTierTable({ disabled, name, onChange, pricingModel, style, tierTypeOptionsByPricingModel, }: Readonly<CatalogSubFamilyTierTableProps>): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element | null;
export {};