import * as React from "react";
/**
 * Request-owned capabilities made available to framework components while
 * React renders a server tree. Values live in a React provider, rather than a
 * process-global slot, so suspended work retains the request that created it.
 */
export interface ServerRenderContextValue {
    readonly nonce?: string;
    readonly registerHeadPayload: (payload: string) => string;
}
type ReactContextRuntime = Pick<typeof React, "createContext" | "createElement" | "useContext">;
/**
 * The shared object identity is deliberate: project bundles may evaluate
 * framework modules through different URLs, while a React context provider
 * and consumer must still agree on the same context object. No request value
 * is stored globally; request data is carried only by the provider stack.
 */
export declare function getServerRenderContext(react?: ReactContextRuntime): unknown;
export declare function useServerRenderContext(): ServerRenderContextValue | null;
export declare function wrapWithServerRenderContext(element: React.ReactNode, value: ServerRenderContextValue | undefined, react?: ReactContextRuntime): React.ReactNode;
export {};
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