import { Color, Font } from "../../types";
import { DynamicWord } from "../../elements/character/sentence";
import { Pausing } from "../../elements/character/pause";
export type WordConfig = {
    className: string;
    ruby: string;
    color: Color;
    pause: boolean;
    cps?: number;
} & Font;
export declare class Word<T extends string | DynamicWord | Pausing = string | DynamicWord | Pausing> {
    static isWord(obj: any): obj is Word;
    /**
     * Create a word with an explicit color or re-color an existing word.
     * @example
     * ```ts
     * Word.color("Hello", "#f00");
     * ```
     * @param text - The existing word or raw text.
     * @param color - The CSS color to apply.
     */
    static color(text: string | Word, color: Color): Word;
    /**
     * Return a bold version of the provided word.
     * @param text - The text or word to bold.
     */
    static bold(text: string | Word): Word;
    /**
     * Return an italic version of the provided word.
     * @param text - The text or word to italicize.
     */
    static italic(text: string | Word): Word;
    /**
     * Wrap raw data (string, dynamic function, or pause) into a `Word` for sentences.
     * @param text - The payload shown in dialogue, which may be static, dynamic, or a pause.
     * @param config - Optional styling settings such as color, ruby, and cps.
     */
    constructor(text: T, config?: Partial<WordConfig>);
    /**
     * Render the text value if it is a plain string.
     * @returns The raw string, or an empty string for dynamic content.
     */
    toString(): string;
}