caused by: noUiSlider (9.2.0): 'start' is required.
See original GitHub issue<nouislider [connect]="true" [min]="0" [max]="15" [step]="1" [(ngModel)]="someRange"></nouislider>
import { NouisliderComponent } from 'ng2-nouislider';
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@theromie Define your someRange in corresponding ts file as: someRange=[1, 50]
This is the range you want your slider to cover. You might be missing either the syntax/spelling of this.
With ng2-nouislider, the major reason of getting “9.2.0 start is required” error is, the binding of [(ngModel)]. Once this is resolved, I believe your slider should work fine!
It’s because of this line: https://github.com/tb/ng2-nouislider/blob/master/src/nouislider.ts#L91
Your someRange probably doesn’t have a default value or it doesn’t exist. Check for spelling.