import type { ViewRef } from '../../helpers/internal/types/index.js';
/**
 * Returns `true` when the active library theme registers default background
 * content in `THEME_BACKGROUND_CONTENT` (e.g. a `GlassView` blur for
 * `glass`). Components use this to decide whether to mount a background
 * container at all — themes without an entry skip the wrapper entirely.
 */
export declare const useHasDefaultThemeBackground: () => boolean;
/**
 * ThemeBackground — shared primitive behind all component background
 * containers (`Popover.ContentBackground`, `Input.Background`,
 * `Toast.Background`, etc.).
 *
 * Renders a plain container `View`; positioning and clipping come from the
 * `className` supplied by the wrapping component. With no `children`, the
 * active library theme decides the default content via
 * `THEME_BACKGROUND_CONTENT` (e.g. a `GlassView` blur layer for the `glass`
 * theme). Pass `children` to host arbitrary content (gradients, images)
 * with the container's positioning and clipping applied.
 *
 * `fallbackColor` is forwarded to the theme content so platforms without
 * native blur (Android / web) can paint an opaque approximation of the
 * frosted tint. Surface-backed parts (Surface, Alert, Widget, etc.) pass
 * their matching surface token (`'surface'` / `'surface-secondary'` /
 * `'surface-tertiary'`); field parts pass `'field'`; overlay parts keep the
 * `'overlay'` default.
 */
declare const ThemeBackground: import("react").ForwardRefExoticComponent<import("react-native").ViewProps & {
    className?: string;
    fallbackColor?: import("../../index.js").ThemeColor;
    forceFallbackColor?: boolean;
} & import("react").RefAttributes<ViewRef>>;
export default ThemeBackground;
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