import { ReactNode } from 'react';
declare function SchemaTabs({ schema, label, rootName, description, schemaFormat, originalSchema, conversionError, pendingConversion, example, defaultView, }: {
    /** JSON Schema to render in the Schema/Example tabs. */
    schema: unknown;
    /** Heading shown above the tab toggle, e.g. "Payload" or "Headers" — can embed interactive content, e.g. a media type selector. */
    label: ReactNode;
    /**
     * Path prefix for schema tree rows. Defaults to `label`. Use when the heading
     * should include extra context (e.g. media type) that must not appear in paths.
     */
    rootName?: string;
    description?: string;
    /** Declared multi-format wrapper (e.g. Avro, Protobuf) this schema was converted from, if any. */
    schemaFormat?: string;
    /** The pre-conversion schema, shown in the JSON tab instead of the converted `schema`. */
    originalSchema?: unknown;
    /** When set, conversion from `schemaFormat` failed: shown as a warning and hides the Example tab. */
    conversionError?: string;
    /** True while a Protobuf converter is still loading, see lazyProtoToJsonSchema.ts. */
    pendingConversion?: boolean;
    /** A real example value declared in the spec (OpenAPI media type `example`/`examples`, or an AsyncAPI message example) — shown as-is on the Example tab instead of auto-generating one. */
    example?: unknown;
    /**
     * Which view opens first. Defaults to "example", the right call for a body
     * or payload, where a sample value is the most useful thing to see. Pass
     * "schema" for groups whose values are generated at runtime and so can only
     * ever be faked here (request parameters, response headers), where the
     * documented name/type/description is what the reader actually wants.
     */
    defaultView?: "schema" | "example";
}): import("react").JSX.Element;
export default SchemaTabs;