how to use the clamp function from date-fns in javascript

The clamp function in date-fns is used to limit a value to a certain range. Here's how you can use it in JavaScript:

index.tsx
const { clamp } = require('date-fns');  // import clamp function from date-fns

const value = 8;
const minValue = 2;
const maxValue = 7;

const result = clamp(value, minValue, maxValue);
console.log(result);  // Output: 7
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In this example, we have imported the clamp function from date-fns using destructuring. We have then defined a value variable that we want to limit to a range of minValue and maxValue.

The clamp function takes three arguments:

1. value: The value that needs to be clamped.
2. minValue: The minimum value in the range.
3. maxValue: The maximum value in the range.

The clamp function then returns a value that is limited to the specified range. In this example, the value variable is greater than the maximum value of maxValue, so the clamp function returns the maxValue instead.