How to use the @hpcc-js/form.InputRange function in @hpcc-js/form
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hpcc-systems / Visualization / tests / test-form / src / form.spec.ts View on Github 
new Database.Field().id("lname").label("Last Name"),
new Database.Field().id("age").label("Age")
])
.data([["Joe", "Bloggs", 42]])
);
break;
case Form:
render(new Form()
.inputs([
new Input()
.name("textbox-test")
.label("Alphanumeric")
.type("text")
.validate("^[A-Za-z0-9]+$")
.value("SomeString123"),
new InputRange()
.name("textbox-range-test")
.label("Range")
.value(["SomeString001", "SomeString100"]),
new Input()
.name("number-test")
.label("Number Test")
.type("number")
.validate("\\d+")
.value(123),
new Select()
.name("select-test")
.label("Select Test")
.selectOptions(["A", "B", "C"])
.value("B"),
new WidgetArray()
.content([
