import type { BuiltInRendererDefinition } from '../../types/built-in-renderer.types';
/**
 * A single pill.
 *
 * The default for `dropdown` and `object` columns, and a direct port of the
 * behaviour those types already had: the label and colour come from
 * `dropdownOptions`, and a value with no matching option renders as plain text
 * rather than an unstyled pill.
 */
export declare const badgeRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
/** A pill with a leading icon. */
export declare const chipRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
/**
 * A pill whose colour is derived from its own text.
 *
 * The difference from `badge` is where the colour comes from: `badge` needs the
 * author to enumerate `dropdownOptions`, `tag` hashes the value. That makes it
 * the right choice for open-ended vocabularies — labels, teams, tags — where
 * the set is not known in advance but the same value should look the same
 * everywhere.
 */
export declare const tagRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
/**
 * Several values in one cell.
 *
 * The default for `array` columns and a port of that type's behaviour: the
 * first few entries as pills, the remainder collapsed into a `+N` counter so a
 * long list cannot blow out the row. The full list is in the `title`, which is
 * what makes the truncation safe.
 */
export declare const listRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
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