import type { GlobalStrings, LocalizedStrings as LocalizedStringsInstance, LocalizedStringsMethods } from 'react-localization';
/**
 * Options accepted by `LocalizedStrings`, excluding the language provider which
 * is always supplied by this library.
 */
export interface LocalizedStringsOptions {
    /**
     * Enable or disable the warnings emitted by the underlying library.
     * Defaults to `true`.
     */
    logsEnabled?: boolean;
    /**
     * Expand every string to a pseudo-localized value. Useful to spot
     * untranslated strings during development.
     */
    pseudo?: boolean;
    /**
     * When `pseudo` is enabled, expands the pseudo strings to be longer than the
     * original ones.
     */
    pseudoMultipleLanguages?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Return the interface language reported by the native module, normalized to
 * the `en-US` form expected by `react-localization`.
 *
 * Falls back to `en` when the native module is not available so that the
 * library keeps working with the default language instead of throwing.
 */
export declare function getInterfaceLanguage(): string;
/**
 * Public constructor type, mirroring the `react-localization` factory while
 * injecting the native interface language provider.
 */
interface LocalizedStringsConstructor {
    new <T>(props: GlobalStrings<T>, options?: LocalizedStringsOptions): LocalizedStringsInstance<T>;
}
declare const LocalizedStrings: LocalizedStringsConstructor;
export type { GlobalStrings, LocalizedStringsInstance as LocalizedStrings, LocalizedStringsMethods, };
export default LocalizedStrings;
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