import { AppService, HotkeyDescription, HotkeyProvider, HotkeysService } from 'tabby-core';
/** Id of the hotkey, shared between the provider, the defaults and the handler. */
export declare const INSERT_NEWLINE_HOTKEY = "sidebar-plus-insert-newline";
/**
 * Puts the cursor in the sidebar's filter field.
 *
 * Handled by the tree component itself rather than by the service below: the
 * field is its own, one per window, and reaching it from a root-provided
 * service would mean holding a reference to a component that is mounted and
 * unmounted at will.
 */
export declare const FOCUS_FILTER_HOTKEY = "sidebar-plus-focus-filter";
/**
 * Shows or hides the sidebar without unmounting it (#12) — see
 * SidebarPlusVisibilityService. Handled by the tree component for the same
 * reason as the filter hotkey, which also makes it a no-op while the plugin is
 * switched off: there is no component to receive it.
 */
export declare const TOGGLE_SIDEBAR_HOTKEY = "sidebar-plus-toggle-sidebar";
/**
 * Hotkey captions. Tabby's settings page runs `hotkey.name | translate`
 * itself, so these stay English keys and the tables translate them — the
 * lint script reads them through EXTRA_SOURCES, since `name:` is not one of
 * the literal shapes it extracts.
 */
export declare const INSERT_NEWLINE_HOTKEY_NAME = "Insert a line break (Better Sidebar)";
export declare const FOCUS_FILTER_HOTKEY_NAME = "Filter the profiles (Better Sidebar)";
export declare const TOGGLE_SIDEBAR_HOTKEY_NAME = "Show or hide the sidebar (Better Sidebar)";
/**
 * A hotkey that inserts a line break in the focused terminal.
 *
 * Why this exists at all: `Ctrl`+`Entrée` and `Entrée` are *indistinguishable*
 * once they reach the pty — xterm writes a bare CR (`^M`) for both, as
 * `Ctrl-V` in a shell shows. An application on the far end therefore cannot
 * tell them apart, whatever it does; only `Ctrl`+`J` (LF) gets through, which
 * is a poor substitute for a gesture used constantly.
 *
 * The distinction *does* still exist in the renderer, where the keyboard event
 * carries `ctrlKey`. Tabby's hotkey layer runs there, before the keystroke is
 * written to the pty — which is the one place a binding can act on it. The
 * action then writes the LF itself.
 */
export declare class SidebarPlusHotkeyService {
    private app;
    constructor(app: AppService, hotkeys: HotkeysService);
    private insertNewline;
    /**
     * The terminal actually in front, split panes included.
     *
     * `app.activeTab` returns the *split* for a divided tab, never the pane, so
     * the focused child has to be asked for explicitly — same two-step move as
     * `focusTab()` in `tabs.ts`.
     */
    private focusedTerminal;
}
export declare class SidebarPlusHotkeyProvider extends HotkeyProvider {
    provide(): Promise<HotkeyDescription[]>;
}