import { AfterViewInit, ElementRef } from '@angular/core';
import { NgbActiveModal } from '@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap';
/**
 * Small yes/no modal, HTML/Bootstrap rather than a native OS dialog —
 * `platform.showMessageBox()` is a system confirm box, which is exactly what
 * every confirmation in this plugin is meant to avoid (piège #42).
 */
export declare class ConfirmModalComponent implements AfterViewInit {
    private modalInstance;
    message: string;
    confirmLabel: string;
    danger: boolean;
    /** Which button `Entrée` activates. The caller decides — this component has no opinion on how destructive its own confirmation is — and the fallback is the harmless answer. */
    defaultButton: 'confirm' | 'cancel';
    confirmButton: ElementRef<HTMLButtonElement>;
    cancelButton: ElementRef<HTMLButtonElement>;
    constructor(modalInstance: NgbActiveModal);
    /**
     * Puts the focus where `defaultButton` says, so `Entrée` activates it —
     * with 'confirm', `Suppr` then `Entrée` is one gesture (user request,
     * 2026-07-30, made configurable right after).
     *
     * Deferred by a `setTimeout`: NgbModal fades its window in, and focusing
     * an element that is still animating in silently does nothing. `Échap`
     * cancels either way, through NgbModal's own dismiss.
     */
    ngAfterViewInit(): void;
    confirm(): void;
    cancel(): void;
}