I haven’t done much React, but I’ve played around with svelte a bit recently and I haven’t found any severe issues with the props model. What don’t you like about it?
The most important thing is it makes it difficult to build the same tooling that other frameworks have. For example, in React you can either define your props as a TypeScript/Flow interfaces or use the `prop-types` library. This gives you an easy way to automatically validate props outside of the context of component instantiation. For example, you can do:
import MyComponent, {MyComponentProps} from "./MyComponent"
const props: MyComponentProps = {...}
Or you can do things like composing props (using prop-types here): import {propTypes} from "./MyComponent"
import {propTypes as otherPropTypes} from "./MyOtherComponent"
const MyNewComponent = () => {...}
MyNewComponent.propTypes = {...propTypes, ...otherPropTypes}
All this is possible since props is just a single object that is baked into the React API. In my own Svelte project I've been toying with the idea of only having a single prop called `props` although I'm sure this affects Svelte's rendering performance.