import type { ViewRef } from '../../helpers/internal/types/index.js';
/**
 * Returns `true` when the active library theme (the `--theme` CSS variable)
 * is `glass`.
 */
export declare const useIsGlassTheme: () => boolean;
/**
 * GlassView — absolute-fill frosted-glass layer.
 *
 * On iOS the layer is rendered with expo-blur's `BlurView` (`intensity` and
 * `tint` forwarded). On Android / web — where no reliable backdrop blur
 * exists — and whenever expo-blur is not installed, it falls back to a plain
 * `View` painted with an opaque color: the `fallbackColor` theme token
 * flattened over `--background` via alpha compositing. That approximates the
 * iOS frosted look without translucency. Set `forceFallbackColor` to render
 * the opaque fallback on every platform (including iOS), skipping the blur.
 *
 * @see Doc & examples: glass-view.md
 */
declare const GlassView: import("react").ForwardRefExoticComponent<import("react-native").ViewProps & {
    intensity?: number;
    tint?: import("../../optional/expo-blur.js").ExpoBlurTint;
    fallbackColor?: import("../../index.js").ThemeColor;
    forceFallbackColor?: boolean;
    className?: string;
} & import("react").RefAttributes<ViewRef>>;
export default GlassView;
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