Vue · Middle · Question 34 of 75

What does `props: true` in a route definition do?

{ path: "/users/:id", component: UserPage, props: true }

✓Correct answer: Passes route params to the component as props, decoupling it from useRoute()
2Makes all component props required
3Allows the route to be passed as a prop to RouterLink

Explanation

The component declares defineProps<{ id: string }>() and becomes easier to reuse and test. A function form can map query params too.

Further reading

Vue Router: Passing Props to Route Components ↗

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