import type { LicenseLifecycleFacet, LicenseStateKey } from '../../helpers/mixed';
export declare const SALES_MAILTO = "mailto:sales@handsontable.com";
export declare const SUPPORT_MAILTO = "mailto:support@handsontable.com";
export declare const LICENSE_KEY_DOCS_URL = "https://handsontable.com/docs/tutorial-license-key.html";
/**
 * The copy of one badge popover: its title, body (interpolated from the lifecycle facet), and the
 * action link. `dismissible` marks the auto-opening popovers (the stops) that carry a close (X)
 * button; the others are hover/focus tooltips.
 */
export interface PopoverContent {
    title: string;
    body: (lifecycle: LicenseLifecycleFacet) => string;
    linkText: string;
    linkHref: string;
    dismissible: boolean;
}
/**
 * The copy of one lock screen: a final, non-dismissable overlay over the grid. Three states render
 * one - a trial past its grace period, an unreadable key, and no key at all (see `index.ts`).
 *
 * `action` is the single button. `docsLink` is optional and rendered inside the description as a
 * real link, so the two developer-facing locks keep the documentation pointer their bottom bar
 * carried; the trial lock, which speaks to a buyer rather than an installer, has none.
 */
export interface LockContent {
    title: string;
    description: string;
    action: {
        text: string;
        href: string;
    };
    docsLink?: {
        text: string;
        href: string;
        trailingText: string;
    };
}
/**
 * The badge popover copy per lifecycle state. Only a trial shows the corner badge and its popover;
 * every other state renders no badge - a subscription and a perpetual license are developer-facing
 * only, and the states outside the entitlement format (missing, invalid, expired legacy,
 * non-commercial) speak through the console message and the bottom bar of
 * `initLicenseNotification`.
 *
 * The dates here carry no `(UTC)` marker: the specification puts it on the license text and the
 * console messages, which a developer reads, not on the end-user-facing surfaces.
 */
export declare const POPOVER_CONTENT: Partial<Record<LicenseStateKey, PopoverContent>>;
/**
 * The lock-screen copy per hard-stopped lifecycle state, built from the lifecycle facet so the
 * expiry date the key carries can be named. Only the trial hard stop renders a lock; a hard-stopped
 * subscription keeps its console error and nothing else in 18.1.
 */
export declare const LOCK_CONTENT: Partial<Record<LicenseStateKey, (lifecycle: LicenseLifecycleFacet) => LockContent>>;