import ComponentHook from '../../component_hook.js';
import type ComponentContext from '../../component_context.js';
/**
 * PHP parity: Livewire\Attributes\Transition
 *
 * The vendored client bundle (assets/livewire.js) already reads
 * `component.effects.transition` (`{ type?: string, skip?: boolean }`)
 * in `transitionDomMutation()` to configure - or skip entirely - the
 * browser's View Transitions API around a DOM morph. This feature's only
 * job is turning whatever got written to the `transitionOptions` store
 * key into that effect on dehydrate.
 *
 * That store key is written by two independent sources, both landing
 * here the same way: the `@transition()` decorator's `call()` hook (see
 * transition.ts) when its specific method runs, or the imperative
 * `this.transition()`/`this.skipTransition()` calls (base_component.ts)
 * for conditional logic inside an action. Whichever fires last within a
 * single request wins - same as calling either PHP API twice would.
 */
export declare class SupportTransition extends ComponentHook {
    dehydrate(context: ComponentContext): Promise<void>;
}