import { type Language } from '../../../contexts/LanguageContext';
export type { Language };
export interface LanguageSelectorProps {
    /** Whether to show text labels alongside the globe icon */
    showLabel?: boolean;
    /** UI variant style */
    variant?: 'minimal' | 'default';
    /** Whether to show the globe icon */
    showIcon?: boolean;
    /** Additional CSS classes */
    className?: string;
    /**
     * Whether to render the selector when only one language is configured.
     * When `false` (the default), the selector hides itself in monolingual apps.
     */
    showWhenMonolingual?: boolean;
}
/**
 * `LanguageSelector` — a self-contained language picker wired to `LanguageContext`.
 *
 * The list of languages displayed is read from `LanguageContext.availableLanguages`
 * (configured via the `availableLanguages` prop on `<LanguageProvider>` or
 * `<XerticaProvider>`). The component is fully data-driven: pass any number of
 * languages and they will all appear in the dropdown.
 *
 * Changing the selected language:
 * 1. Updates `LanguageContext` (persists to localStorage)
 * 2. Calls `i18n.changeLanguage()` (all `useTranslation()` consumers re-render)
 * 3. Invalidates the React Query cache (data-layer strings refresh)
 *
 * **Auto-hide:** When only one language is configured (`isMonolingual === true`),
 * the component renders `null` by default. Pass `showWhenMonolingual` to override.
 *
 * Must be rendered inside `<LanguageProvider>`.
 */
export declare function LanguageSelector({ showLabel, variant, showIcon, className, showWhenMonolingual, }: LanguageSelectorProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element | null;