jQuery Plugin to serve the right image based on viewport and retina compatibilites.

The purpose of this plugin is to be used on a responsive site to serve the largest image that your device will support. The ideal use of this plugin is when images on all viewports share a common aspect ratio.

For example:

• If you were viewing you site in full screen on a deskop, you would get the large image version.
• If you were viewing your site as a mobile site on a deskop, you would still get the large image because you can still strech your window into full screen mode at any time. (The exception here is when you use the device mode in Chrome, you will see the largest image for the device viewport that you select).
• If you were viewing your site on a tablet, you would see the tablet image (i.e. small or medium depending on tablet)
• If you were viewing the site on a mobile device, you would see the mobile image.
• If you were viewing the site on any device with retinaCheck enabled, you would see the retina compatible image if your device supported retina.

Include script after the jQuery library (unless you are packaging scripts somehow else):

<script src="/path/to/jquery.rightimage.js"></script>

Set image tag with base image URL (note: you may add a loader image as the src value or leave it black and let jQuery do the magic on load)

<img data-baseImage="[Link to base image here]" />

Set the selector to look for the specific image tags you wish to replace (i.e. tags with the data-baseImage attribute)

$(selector).rightImage([optional configuration settings here]);

The sizes below mimic the default Twitter Bootstrap media queries. Any device smaller than small (768px) will be marked as extra small (xs) by default. You can override any of these defaults by passing a JSON object with your desired settings.

{
  small : 768, // Minimum threshold for Tablets
  medium : 992, // Minimum threshold for Desktops
  large : 1200, // Minimum threshold for Large Destkops
  retinaCheck : true, //Serve Retina Images when required
  appleStandard : true, //appleStandard = '@2x'. None standard = next size up
  support3x : false, //Convert 3x Images to @3x (iPhone Plus),
  debug : false //debug flag
}

small

Width values smaller than small will be marked extra small (xs).

medium

Width values smaller than medium will be marked small.

large

Width values smaller than large will be marked medium and anything larger than or equal to large will be marked as large.

retinaCheck

This flag determines if the plugin should serve retina compatible images.

appleStandard

This flag determines if the plugin should serve the Apple Standard for retina images (i.e. @2x and @3x suffix). If appleStandard = false the next size up will be used (and if 3xSupport = true two sizes up will be showed).

suppport3x

This flag determines if the plugin should serve 3x images where necessary (mainly used for the iPhone 6 Plus).

debug

When true, this will print debug to the console and to any element containing the rightImageSummary id.

WARNING: rightImage plugin does not use Global Configurations. All configuration items must be passed as a JSON object on every call to rightImage()

##Possible Extensions Base URL: http://example.com/image.png

Extra Small(xs): http://example.com/image-xs.png

Small: http://example.com/image-small.png

Medium: http://example.com/image-medium.png

Large: http://example.com/image-large.png

Extra Small(xs) 2x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Small 2x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Medium 2x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Large 2x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Extra Small(xs) 3x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Small 3x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Medium 3x: http://example.com/[email protected]

Large 3x: http://example.com/[email protected]

##Usage Example JavaScript

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('img[data-baseImage].AppleStandard').rightImage({debug : true, appleStandard : true});
    $('img[data-baseImage]:not(".AppleStandard")').rightImage({debug : true, support3x : true, appleStandard : false});
});

HTML

<p id="rightImageSummary"></p>
<img data-baseImage="http://example.com/base.jpeg" class="AppleStandard" />
<img data-baseImage='http://example.com/image.png' />