import { FunctionalComponent } from '../../stencil-public-runtime';
import { SharedLocales } from "../multi-lingual/index";
import { VerdictState } from './interface';
/**
 * The pill and the accent bar, decided together. `state` and `text` are the pill's: a verdict with
 * no `text` has nothing to say, and the pill is not rendered. `accent` is the card's bar, which
 * always has a colour — the two part ways on a record panel with records on file, where the pill
 * says nothing and the bar says the lookup succeeded (owner, 2026-09-21).
 */
export type PanelVerdict = {
    state: VerdictState;
    text: string;
    accent: VerdictState;
};
/** Everything a record panel's verdict is decided from. */
export type RecordPanelState = {
    /** The shared locale, for the pill's words. */
    locale: SharedLocales;
    vehicleLoaded: boolean;
    /** `isAuthorized` of the loaded vehicle; `false` means the distributor has no record of it. */
    authorized?: boolean;
    /** Whether this panel has anything on record for the vehicle. */
    hasRecords: boolean;
    /** The lookup failed: the translated message, which the pill then carries in the negative tone. */
    error?: string;
    /**
     * What the records say about the vehicle, once it is the distributor's and there are records on
     * file — the accent bar's colour for that one state, since the pill says nothing there. A panel
     * with a judgement to make writes it from its own data (a reading over its threshold, a service
     * overdue: `negative`); one with none leaves it out and the bar is green — the lookup succeeded
     * and the panel holds what it asked for. Not read in any other state: those colour the bar from
     * the pill.
     */
    recordsVerdict?: 'positive' | 'negative';
};
/**
 * The verdict of a panel that shows records — a specification, accessories, a sale, a service
 * history, paint readings, claimable items — rather than a judgement. What it may say, in order:
 *
 *  - no vehicle yet: idle, nothing asserted, an empty pill;
 *  - a vehicle the distributor has no record of: neutral, "not in the distributor's records" —
 *    whatever the list happens to hold, it is not the distributor's to show
 *    (.shift/repos/adp/web-components/vehicle-lookup-invariants.md);
 *  - records on file: the pill is idle and says nothing — the records themselves are the
 *    statement, and a green "on record" on every panel that had anything at all said nothing the
 *    body did not (owner, 2026-09-21). The slot stays for a detail a panel may want to say here
 *    later. The accent bar does speak: green, the lookup succeeded and the records are there, or
 *    the panel's own `recordsVerdict` where it has a judgement to make (owner, 2026-09-21);
 *  - an authorized vehicle with nothing on file: idle, in words — "no records" is a fact about the
 *    records and is said in grey, never in green (a verdict read off an empty list) and never in
 *    amber (which would say the vehicle is unknown).
 */
export declare const recordVerdict: ({ locale, vehicleLoaded, authorized, hasRecords, error, recordsVerdict }: RecordPanelState) => PanelVerdict;
/**
 * The split-cap verdict pill (§ 16): a solid leading cap carrying the glyph against a tinted body.
 * Rendered only when it has words — the pill is a statement, not furniture, and a record panel
 * with nothing to say shows none (owner, 2026-09-21). An idle pill with words ("no records") is a
 * grey statement and is read like any other. It has no transitions of its own: the head's content
 * is out of the band while a verdict changes (the wrapper's `.loading .lookup-head-content`), so
 * the pill is never seen changing.
 */
export declare const StatusBadge: FunctionalComponent<Pick<PanelVerdict, 'state' | 'text'>>;
type LookupHeadProps = {
    /** The panel's name. A class on a span, never a heading element. */
    title: string;
    /** The pill's `state` and `text`; the head does not draw the `accent`, the wrapper's card does. */
    verdict: Pick<PanelVerdict, 'state' | 'text'>;
};
/**
 * The standard head (§ 14): the title on the reading edge, the verdict pill on the other, and
 * between them any control the panel keeps beside its verdict (the children). An anchor: it is
 * rendered in every state and only its content changes. The two content blocks are marked for a
 * composite's tab switch (vehicle-info-layout.css): the band stays, the content changes hands. The
 * same two blocks are what leave while a lookup is in flight — dropping out of the band as they
 * fade, the wrapper's .loading .lookup-head-content rule — and the band's wait spinner rises in
 * their place, so nothing in here needs a loading treatment of its own.
 */
export declare const LookupHead: FunctionalComponent<LookupHeadProps>;
export {};