import { type LatLngLike } from "./geo.js";
import { Layer, type LayerOptions } from "./layer.js";
import { type OverlayContent, type Popup, type PopupOptions, type Tooltip, type TooltipOptions } from "./overlays/div-overlay.js";
/**
 * Layer that can carry a Popup and a Tooltip.
 *
 * This module lives above Core precisely so it can depend on the overlay implementation
 * directly: `bindPopup` calls the imported `popup()`, with no registry and no import-order
 * question about whether the capability is present. Core raster layers extend plain `Layer`
 * rather than advertising a capability that tier does not ship, which is what keeps the
 * overlay module out of the Core bundle without a runtime indirection.
 */
export declare class InteractiveLayer<TOptions extends LayerOptions = LayerOptions, TEvents extends object = {}> extends Layer<TOptions, TEvents> {
    protected _popup: Popup | null;
    protected _tooltip: Tooltip | null;
    private _popupHandlers;
    private _tooltipHandlers;
    bindPopup(content: OverlayContent, options?: PopupOptions): this;
    unbindPopup(): this;
    openPopup(value?: LatLngLike): this;
    closePopup(): this;
    togglePopup(): this;
    isPopupOpen(): boolean;
    getPopup(): Popup | null;
    bindTooltip(content: OverlayContent, options?: TooltipOptions): this;
    unbindTooltip(): this;
    openTooltip(value?: LatLngLike): this;
    closeTooltip(): this;
    isTooltipOpen(): boolean;
    getTooltip(): Tooltip | null;
    protected _overlayAnchor(): LatLngLike;
    private _eventLatLng;
}
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