Yes, you can make a component parameter required when building a custom Blazor component in C#. To do this, you can use the [Parameter] attribute and set the Required property to true. Here's an example:
public partial class MyComponent : ComponentBase { [Parameter(Required = true)] public string MyRequiredParameter { get; set; } protected override void OnInitialized() { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(MyRequiredParameter)) { throw new InvalidOperationException("MyRequiredParameter is required."); } } } In this example, we've defined a component called MyComponent with a required parameter called MyRequiredParameter. We've set the Required property of the [Parameter] attribute to true to make this parameter required. We've also added some code to the OnInitialized method to check that the parameter has been set, and throw an exception if it hasn't.
When you use this component in your Blazor application, you'll need to provide a value for the MyRequiredParameter parameter, or you'll get a runtime exception. For example:
<MyComponent MyRequiredParameter="Hello, world!" />
In this case, we're setting the MyRequiredParameter parameter to the string "Hello, world!". If we didn't set this parameter, the OnInitialized method in MyComponent would throw an exception.
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<ChildComponent RequiredParameter="SomeValue" />
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