import React from 'react';
interface UseTableScrollProps {
    /**
     * Reference to the table container element. This is the element that contains
     * the table and whose position will be adjusted.
     */
    tableContainerRef?: React.RefObject<HTMLDivElement>;
    /**
     * Reference to the scrollable container element. This is the parent element
     * that has scrolling capabilities.
     */
    scrollContainerRef?: React.RefObject<HTMLElement>;
    /**
     * Array of values that, when changed, will trigger the scroll adjustment.
     * Include all values that might affect table height or position to ensure
     * proper scroll adjustment (e.g., filters, sorting, pagination state).
     */
    dependencies?: unknown[];
}
/**
 * A hook that manages scrolling behavior for tables within a scrollable container.
 *
 * This hook ensures proper positioning of tables when their content changes,
 * particularly when using sticky headers, by automatically adjusting the scroll position.
 * It reads the `--data-table-sticky-header-offset` CSS variable from the table container
 * to determine the sticky header offset for correct positioning.
 *
 * The scroll adjustment is triggered whenever any of the dependencies change,
 * but is skipped on the first render to prevent unwanted initial scrolling.
 * @param props - The hook parameters
 * @returns An object containing the handleTableScroll function that can be called manually
 */
export declare const useTableScroll: ({ tableContainerRef, scrollContainerRef, dependencies, }: UseTableScrollProps) => {
    /**
     * Function to manually trigger the table scroll adjustment.
     * This can be useful in cases where you need to adjust the scroll
     * position outside of the dependency changes.
     */
    handleTableScroll: () => void;
};
export {};