ui:prop

Declares a prop of a component. Use it where you would write f:argument: it takes the same arguments and adds client and context.

<ui:prop name="variant" type="string" optional="{true}" default="primary" />
<ui:prop name="size" type="string" optional="{true}" default="medium" client="{true}" />

client works on a root component and context on its other parts. The other way round throws an exception.

All props from a root component are automatically exposed to the context.

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Required	Default
`name`	string	name of the template argument	Yes	-
`type`	string	type of the template argument	Yes	-
`description`	string	description of the template argument	No	-
`optional`	boolean	true if the defined argument should be optional	No	false
`default`	mixed	default value for optional argument	No	-
`client`	boolean	Whether the property should be exposed to the client hydration data. See Hydration for more information.	No	false
`context`	boolean	Whether the property should be exposed to the components context. See Context for more information.	No	false
`requiredAtRuntime`	boolean	Whether the property is required at runtime. This means that the component will throw an error if the property is not defined when rendering. Primitives use it for props that a wrapper forwards with ui:useProps.	No	false