import { default as React } from 'react';
export interface PolicyLimitsRowConfig {
    /** Helper line under the label (e.g. "Maximum amount per single transaction"). */
    helperText: string;
    /** Stable identifier; must match the `id` of the corresponding field-array row. */
    id: string;
    /** Display label (e.g. "Transaction Limit"). */
    label: string;
    /**
     * Pre-filled amount used when the field-array entry has no explicit
     * `amount`. Also re-installed whenever the user toggles this row off,
     * so flipping the switch back and forth always lands on the configured
     * default rather than a stale typed value. The default is purely a
     * display / scratch value — wire mapping (`amountFromLimitRow`) still
     * ships `0` for any disabled row.
     */
    defaultAmount?: number;
    /**
     * Inline validation message shown under the amount input when the row's
     * toggle is ON but `amount` is empty / `<= 0`. Required for validation to
     * fire — rows omitting it are treated as no-validation.
     */
    errorMessage?: string;
    /** Optional placeholder for the amount input when empty. */
    placeholder?: string;
}
export interface PolicyLimitsRowListProps {
    /**
     * RHF field-array path under which `CardPolicyLimitFieldValue[]` lives,
     * e.g. `"limits"`.
     */
    name: string;
    /**
     * Per-row UI config (label / helper text / placeholder). Indexed by `id`
     * to the matching field-array entry — the wrapper can reorder rows by
     * permuting this array without re-seeding the field-array.
     */
    rows: PolicyLimitsRowConfig[];
    className?: string;
    /**
     * Whether each row paints its own L/R/T/B outer border so the stack
     * forms a self-contained bordered card.
     *
     * - `true` (default): builder layout. `PolicyInformationCard` only
     *   draws `border-top`, so the limit rows themselves contribute the
     *   bottom/side borders that close the section.
     * - `false`: AI / step-shell layout. The surrounding container
     *   (e.g. a `TableWrapper`) already paints the outer border, so the
     *   rows only need a `border-bottom` separator between adjacent
     *   rows — otherwise we'd render a second bordered card inset inside
     *   the step shell's own bordered card.
     */
    hasOuterBorder?: boolean;
    style?: React.CSSProperties;
}
/**
 * Form-bound stack of toggleable limit rows. Each row binds to:
 *  - `${name}.${i}.isEnabled` via a `ZeniSwitch`
 *  - `${name}.${i}.amount` via a currency-formatted text field (visually
 *    disabled when `isEnabled === false`)
 *
 * The `rows` prop is purely presentational config — the actual data is
 * sourced from the surrounding RHF form's field-array at `name`.
 */
declare const PolicyLimitsRowList: React.FC<PolicyLimitsRowListProps>;
export default PolicyLimitsRowList;