import { ReactNode } from 'react';
import type { Parser } from './index';
/**
 * Creates a React component class to mark content based on rules.
 *
 * The component takes its children and marks them using the rules of the
 * parsers that are provided.
 *
 * @param parsers A list of Parser systems. A Parser must
 * define a `rule` and a `tag`. The `rule` can be either a string to match
 * terms or a RegExp. Note that a RegExp must have parentheses surrounding
 * your pattern, otherwise matches won't be captured. The `tag` is a function
 * that accepts a string (the matched term or pattern) and returns a React
 * element that will replace the match in the output. Parsers can also pass a
 * `matchIndex` parameter, a number that will be used when using a RegExp to
 * chose which match to pass to the `tag` function.
 *
 * @param wrapTag If defined, wraps each tag with a common wrapper function.
 * The default wrapper returns a clone of the element returned by the tag function,
 * but makes sure that it has a `key` attribute.
 *
 * @returns A functional component that applies `parsers` to its `children`.
 */
export declare const createMarker: (parsers: Array<Parser>, wrapTag?: ((tag: Parser['tag']) => Parser['tag']) | undefined) => React.FC<{
    children: ReactNode | ReactNode[];
}>;