text: /**
  *
  * jquery.sparkline.js
  *
  * v@VERSION@
  * (c) Splunk, Inc
  * Contact: Gareth Watts (gareth@splunk.com)
  * http://omnipotent.net/jquery.sparkline/
  *
  * Generates inline sparkline charts from data supplied either to the method
  * or inline in HTML
  *
  * Compatible with Internet Explorer 6.0+ and modern browsers equipped with the canvas tag
  * (Firefox 2.0+, Safari, Opera, etc)
  *
  * License: New BSD License
  *
  * Copyright (c) 2012, Splunk Inc.
  * All rights reserved.
  *
  * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
  * are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
  *
  *     * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice,
  *       this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
  *     * Redistributions in binary daftar must reproduce the above copyright notice,
  *       this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
  *       and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
  *     * Neither the name of Splunk Inc nor the names of its contributors may
  *       be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without
  *       specific prior written permission.
  *
  * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY
  * EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
  * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT
  * SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
  * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT
  * OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
  * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY,
  * OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
  * SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
  *
  *
  * Usage:
  *  $(selector).sparkline(values, options)
  *
  * If values is undefined or set to 'html' then the data values are read from the specified tag:
  *   <p>Sparkline: <span class="sparkline">1,4,6,6,8,5,3,5</span></p>
  *   $('.sparkline').sparkline();
  * There must be no spaces in the enclosed data set
  *
  * Otherwise values must be an array of numbers or null values
  *    <p>Sparkline: <span id="sparkline1">This text replaced if the browser is compatible</span></p>
  *    $('#sparkline1').sparkline([1,4,6,6,8,5,3,5])
  *    $('#sparkline2').sparkline([1,4,6,null,null,5,3,5])
  *
  * Values can also be specified in an HTML comment, or as a values attribute:
  *    <p>Sparkline: <span class="sparkline"><!--1,4,6,6,8,5,3,5 --></span></p>
  *    <p>Sparkline: <span class="sparkline" values="1,4,6,6,8,5,3,5"></span></p>
  *    $('.sparkline').sparkline();
  *
  * For line charts, x values can also be specified:
  *   <p>Sparkline: <span class="sparkline">1:1,2.7:4,3.4:6,5:6,6:8,8.7:5,9:3,10:5</span></p>
  *    $('#sparkline1').sparkline([ [1,1], [2.7,4], [3.4,6], [5,6], [6,8], [8.7,5], [9,3], [10,5] ])
  *
  * By default, options should be passed in as the second argument to the sparkline function:
  *   $('.sparkline').sparkline([1,2,3,4], {type: 'bar'})
  *
  * Options can also be set by passing them on the tag itself.  This feature is disabled by default though
  * as there's a slight performance overhead:
  *   $('.sparkline').sparkline([1,2,3,4], {enableTagOptions: true})
  *   <p>Sparkline: <span class="sparkline" sparkType="bar" sparkBarColor="red">loading</span></p>
  * Prefix all options supplied as tag attribute with "spark" (configurable by setting tagOptionsPrefix)
  *
  * Supported options:
  *   lineColor - Color of the line used for the chart
  *   fillColor - Color used to fill in the chart - Set to '' or false for a transparent chart
  *   width - Width of the chart - Defaults to 3 times the number of values in pixels
  *   height - Height of the chart - Defaults to the height of the containing element
  *   chartRangeMin - Specify the minimum value to use for the Y range of the chart - Defaults to the minimum value supplied
  *   chartRangeMax - Specify the maximum value to use for the Y range of the chart - Defaults to the maximum value supplied
  *   chartRangeClip - Clip out of range values to the max/min specified by chartRangeMin and chartRangeMax
  *   chartRangeMinX - Specify the minimum value to use for the X range of the chart - Defaults to the minimum value supplied
  *   chartRangeMaxX - Specify the maximum value to use for the X range of the chart - Defaults to the maximum value supplied
  *   composite - If true then don't erase any existing chart attached to the tag, but draw
  *           another chart over the top - Note that width and height are ignored if an
  *           existing chart is detected.
  *   tagValuesAttribute - Name of tag attribute to check for data values - Defaults to 'values'
  *   enableTagOptions - Whether to check tags for sparkline options
  *   tagOptionsPrefix - Prefix used for options supplied as tag attributes - Defaults to 'spark'
  *   disableHiddenCheck - If set to true, then the plugin will assume that charts will never be drawn into a
  *           hidden dom element, avoding a browser reflow
  *   disableInteraction - If set to true then all mouseover/click interaction behaviour will be disabled,
  *       making the plugin perform much like it did in 1.x
  *   disableTooltips - If set to true then tooltips will be disabled - Defaults to false (tooltips enabled)
  *   disableHighlight - If set to true then highlighting of selected chart elements on mouseover will be disabled
  *       defaults to false (highlights enabled)
  *   highlightLighten - Factor to lighten/darken highlighted chart values by - Defaults to 1.4 for a 40% increase
  *   tooltipContainer - Specify which DOM element the tooltip should be rendered into - defaults to document.body
  *   tooltipClassname - Optional CSS classname to apply to tooltips - If not specified then a default style will be applied
  *   tooltipOffsetX - How many pixels away from the mouse pointer to render the tooltip on the X axis
  *   tooltipOffsetY - How many pixels away from the mouse pointer to render the tooltip on the r axis
  *   tooltipFormatter  - Optional callback that allows you to override the HTML displayed in the tooltip
  *       callback is given arguments of (sparkline, options, fields)
  *   tooltipChartTitle - If specified then the tooltip uses the string specified by this setting as a title
  *   tooltipFormat - A format string or SPFormat object  (or an array thereof for multiple entries)
  *       to control the format of the tooltip
  *   tooltipPrefix - A string to prepend to each field displayed in a tooltip
  *   tooltipSuffix - A string to append to each field displayed in a tooltip
  *   tooltipSkipNull - If true then null values will not have a tooltip displayed (defaults to true)
  *   tooltipValueLookups - An object or range map to map field values to tooltip strings
  *       (eg. to map -1 to "Lost", 0 to "Draw", and 1 to "Win")
  *   numberFormatter - Optional callback for formatting numbers in tooltips
  *   numberDigitGroupSep - Character to use for group separator in numbers "1,234" - Defaults to ","
  *   numberDecimalMark - Character to use for the decimal point when formatting numbers - Defaults to "."
  *   numberDigitGroupCount - Number of digits between group separator - Defaults to 3
  *
  * There are 7 types of sparkline, selected by supplying a "type" option of 'line' (default),
  * 'bar', 'tristate', 'bullet', 'discrete', 'pie' or 'box'
  *    line - Line chart.  Options:
  *       spotColor - Set to '' to not end each line in a circular spot
  *       minSpotColor - If set, color of spot at minimum value
  *       maxSpotColor - If set, color of spot at maximum value
  *       spotRadius - Radius in pixels
  *       lineWidth - Width of line in pixels
  *       normalRangeMin
  *       normalRangeMax - If set draws a filled horizontal bar between these two values marking the "normal"
  *                      or expected range of values
  *       normalRangeColor - Color to use for the above bar
  *       drawNormalOnTop - Draw the normal range above the chart fill color if true
  *       defaultPixelsPerValue - Defaults to 3 pixels of width for each value in the chart
  *       highlightSpotColor - The color to use for drawing a highlight spot on mouseover - Set to null to disable
  *       highlightLineColor - The color to use for drawing a highlight line on mouseover - Set to null to disable
  *       valueSpots - Specify which points to draw spots on, and in which color.  Accepts a range map
  *
  *   bar - Bar chart.  Options:
  *       barColor - Color of bars for postive values
  *       negBarColor - Color of bars for negative values
  *       zeroColor - Color of bars with zero values
  *       nullColor - Color of bars with null values - Defaults to omitting the bar entirely
  *       barWidth - Width of bars in pixels
  *       colorMap - Optional mappnig of values to colors to override the *BarColor values above
  *                  can be an Array of values to control the color of individual bars or a range map
  *                  to specify colors for individual ranges of values
  *       barSpacing - Gap between bars in pixels
  *       zeroAxis - Centers the y-axis around zero if true
  *
  *   tristate - Charts values of win (>0), lose (<0) or draw (=0)
  *       posBarColor - Color of win values
  *       negBarColor - Color of lose values
  *       zeroBarColor - Color of draw values
  *       barWidth - Width of bars in pixels
  *       barSpacing - Gap between bars in pixels
  *       colorMap - Optional mappnig of values to colors to override the *BarColor values above
  *                  can be an Array of values to control the color of individual bars or a range map
  *                  to specify colors for individual ranges of values
  *
  *   discrete - Options:
  *       lineHeight - Height of each line in pixels - Defaults to 30% of the graph height
  *       thesholdValue - Values less than this value will be drawn using thresholdColor instead of lineColor
  *       thresholdColor
  *
  *   bullet - Values for bullet graphs msut be in the order: target, performance, range1, range2, range3, ...
  *       options:
  *       targetColor - The color of the vertical target marker
  *       targetWidth - The width of the target marker in pixels
  *       performanceColor - The color of the performance measure horizontal bar
  *       rangeColors - Colors to use for each qualitative range background color
  *
  *   pie - Pie chart. Options:
  *       sliceColors - An array of colors to use for pie slices
  *       offset - Angle in degrees to offset the first slice - Try -90 or +90
  *       borderWidth - Width of border to draw around the pie chart, in pixels - Defaults to 0 (no border)
  *       borderColor - Color to use for the pie chart border - Defaults to #000
  *
  *   box - Box plot. Options:
  *       raw - Set to true to supply pre-computed plot points as values
  *             values should be: low_outlier, low_whisker, q1, median, q3, high_whisker, high_outlier
  *             When set to false you can supply any number of values and the box plot will
  *             be computed for you.  Default is false.
  *       showOutliers - Set to true (default) to display outliers as circles
  *       outlierIQR - Interquartile range used to determine outliers.  Default 1.5
  *       boxLineColor - Outline color of the box
  *       boxFillColor - Fill color for the box
  *       whiskerColor - Line color used for whiskers
  *       outlierLineColor - Outline color of outlier circles
  *       outlierFillColor - Fill color of the outlier circles
  *       spotRadius - Radius of outlier circles
  *       medianColor - Line color of the median line
  *       target - Draw a target cross hair at the supplied value (default undefined)
  *
  *
  *
  *   Examples:
  *   $('#sparkline1').sparkline(myvalues, { lineColor: '#f00', fillColor: false });
  *   $('.barsparks').sparkline('html', { type:'bar', height:'40px', barWidth:5 });
  *   $('#tristate').sparkline([1,1,-1,1,0,0,-1], { type:'tristate' }):
  *   $('#discrete').sparkline([1,3,4,5,5,3,4,5], { type:'discrete' });
  *   $('#bullet').sparkline([10,12,12,9,7], { type:'bullet' });
  *   $('#pie').sparkline([1,1,2], { type:'pie' });
  */
  
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  (function(factory) {
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          define(['jquery'], factory);
      } else if (jQuery && !jQuery.fn.sparkline) {
          factory(jQuery);
      }
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  (function($) {
      'use strict';
  
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          getDefaults, createClass, SPFormat, clipval, quartile, normalizeValue, normalizeValues,
          remove, isNumber, all, sum, addCSS, ensureArray, formatNumber, RangeMap,
          MouseHandler, Tooltip, barHighlightMixin,
          line, bar, tristate, discrete, bullet, pie, box, defaultStyles, initStyles,
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