Svelte · Middle · Question 10 of 75

What does `$props()` give you besides named props?

let { variant = "primary", children, ...rest } = $props();

✓Correct answer: Rest props, which you can spread onto an element: <button {...rest}>
2Access to the parent's state
3A list of the component's events

Explanation

This replaces $$props and $$restProps from Svelte 4. Event handlers like onclick are just props too.

Further reading

Svelte: $props ↗

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