import type { LifecycleStatus, ProjectionQuery } from '../projection.js';
/**
 * The fields a `ProjectionQuery` is edited through, and the translation
 * between them and the wire shape.
 *
 * The panel that used to own them is gone: a query is edited in the canvas
 * column's bottom panel now (#248), where the match count, the excluded list
 * and the document a query resolves to sit beside the fields instead of
 * overlaying the diagram they narrow. The fields themselves did not change, so
 * they live here and `query-panel.tsx` composes them.
 */
/**
 * The form's own shape, not the wire shape: every one of the 13 query
 * dimensions is always present here (arrays default empty, single-choice
 * fields default to `''`), so every field is a controlled input with no
 * `undefined` to special-case. Composing back to `ProjectionQuery` — where an
 * empty array or an unset choice must be *absent*, never `[]` or `''` (the
 * schema's `minItems: 1` on the array fields rejects an empty array outright)
 * — happens once, at the point this leaves the form.
 */
export interface QueryFields {
    readonly subjects: readonly string[];
    readonly documents: readonly string[];
    readonly kinds: readonly string[];
    readonly layers: readonly string[];
    readonly statuses: readonly LifecycleStatus[];
    readonly excludeStatuses: readonly LifecycleStatus[];
    readonly states: readonly string[];
    readonly owners: readonly string[];
    readonly constraints: readonly string[];
    readonly relationshipKinds: readonly string[];
    readonly kindMatching: '' | 'exact' | 'descendants';
    readonly relationships: '' | 'between' | 'connected' | 'none';
    readonly isolatedConcepts: '' | 'include' | 'exclude';
}
export declare const EMPTY_FIELDS: QueryFields;
export declare const queryToFields: (query: ProjectionQuery | null) => QueryFields;
/** Every populated field, and nothing else — an empty array or an unset
 * single-choice field is never sent, since `minItems: 1` on the schema's
 * array properties makes `[]` itself invalid. */
export declare const composeQuery: (fields: QueryFields) => ProjectionQuery;
export type PresentationFlag = 'showLifecycle' | 'showEvidence' | 'showOwnership' | 'showResponsibility' | 'showKindLabels' | 'showNudges';
/** The checkbox's onChange handler, extracted so it is directly testable in
 * isolation from rendering: it calls `onTogglePresentation` and nothing
 * else — never `composeQuery`/`scheduleApply`. These flags are presentation
 * state, not one of the 13 `ProjectionQuery` dimensions, so toggling one
 * must never compose a query or arm the debounced apply. */
export declare const presentationToggleHandler: (onTogglePresentation: (flag: PresentationFlag, value: boolean) => void, flag: PresentationFlag) => (value: boolean) => void;
/**
 * All 13 `ProjectionQuery` dimensions as one always-valid-by-construction
 * grid. A malformed value (an unrecognised layer, say) is caught by the same
 * Ajv validation every other browser input goes through and surfaces through
 * `Faults` — this component adds no validation of its own.
 */
export declare function QueryFacets({ fields, onChange, }: {
    readonly fields: QueryFields;
    readonly onChange: <K extends keyof QueryFields>(key: K, value: QueryFields[K]) => void;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;
/**
 * The badge toggles and the kind-label toggle. Presentation, not query: they
 * are written into the view document's `presentation` and never composed into
 * a `ProjectionQuery`, which is why they take their own handler rather than
 * sharing `onChange`.
 */
export declare function PresentationToggles({ showLifecycle, showEvidence, showOwnership, showResponsibility, showKindLabels, showNudges, onTogglePresentation, }: {
    readonly showLifecycle: boolean;
    readonly showEvidence: boolean;
    readonly showOwnership: boolean;
    readonly showResponsibility: boolean;
    readonly showKindLabels: boolean;
    readonly showNudges: boolean;
    readonly onTogglePresentation: (flag: PresentationFlag, value: boolean) => void;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;