import { type JSX } from 'solid-js';
/**
 * The pre-conversation state, reproducing TORUK Core's landing phase
 * (`features/home/components/LandingPhase.jsx` + `hooks/useHomeStyles.js`).
 *
 * Core's landing is one vertically-centred column over a decorative backdrop, in this order:
 * arrow artwork and glow behind, then logo, headline, composer, starter tiles — with a 1rem gap
 * between every step. The composer is *inside* that column, not pinned to the bottom of the
 * screen, which is why it arrives here as a slot: the same element `Bot` renders at the bottom of
 * an active conversation is handed to this component while the conversation is still empty, so the
 * landing → chat transition moves one element rather than swapping two different composers.
 *
 * Core shows no greeting line on this screen (its `greeting` style is unused by `LandingPhase`),
 * so `heroGreeting` renders only when an embedder explicitly asks for one.
 *
 * The bubble popup keeps its own composition: it is a genuinely different surface — far too narrow
 * for the wordmark, the artwork or a three-across tile grid — and Core's full-page landing is not
 * a design that can simply be scaled down into it.
 */
type HeroSectionProps = {
    isBubbleWindow?: boolean;
    /** Render Core's arrow-field artwork behind the landing column. Defaults to on. */
    showLandingArtwork?: boolean;
    backgroundColor?: string;
    heroIconColor: string;
    welcomeMessage?: string;
    heroGreeting?: string;
    heroHeadline?: string;
    starterPrompts: string[];
    starterPromptFontSize?: number;
    /**
     * Resolved theme mode. TORUK Core's landing picks between two real logo assets
     * (toruk_black_logo.svg / toruk_white_logo.svg) rather than recolouring one, and so does this.
     */
    themeMode?: 'light' | 'dark';
    /** The composer, rendered inside the landing column exactly as Core's `inputContainer` does. */
    composer?: JSX.Element;
    onPromptClick: (prompt: string) => void;
};
export declare const HeroSection: (props: HeroSectionProps) => JSX.Element;
export {};