import { type BorderStyle } from "./TableBorderPopover.js";
export interface BlockquoteBorderDraft {
    style: BorderStyle;
    widthPx: number;
    hex: string;
}
export interface BlockquoteBorderPopoverProps {
    x: number;
    y: number;
    initial: BlockquoteBorderDraft;
    /** Up to 4 previously-committed border colours, most-recent first - same pattern as the other colour buckets. */
    recentColors?: readonly string[];
    /** Fires on every change (style/width picked, or a colour drag frame) - the caller live-previews it on the real blockquote. */
    onPreview: (draft: BlockquoteBorderDraft) => void;
    /** Fires once, only from the explicit Apply button - matches TableBorderPopover's own reasoning (a composite dialog commits on a deliberate action, not on any dismissal). */
    onApply: (draft: BlockquoteBorderDraft) => void;
    /** Fires from Cancel, Escape, or an outside click - reverts to `initial`. */
    onCancel: () => void;
}
/**
 * "Blockquote border options" - style/width/colour for the one border a
 * blockquote ever shows (its left border). Deliberately not
 * TableBorderPopover with a "sides" toggle locked to left-only: there is
 * only ever one side here, so the whole sides-diagram/"All sides"/"No
 * border" UI that control exists for has nothing to select between -
 * dropping it entirely rather than threading a single-side mode through
 * the table-specific component keeps each popover's UI matching what it
 * actually controls.
 */
export declare function BlockquoteBorderPopover({ x, y, initial, recentColors, onPreview, onApply, onCancel }: BlockquoteBorderPopoverProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;