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dense

v0.0.1

Published

Retina images plugin for jQuery

Downloads

14

Readme

Dense.js

Homepage | Issues | Build Status

Dense is a jQuery plugin for serving retina-ready, high pixel ratio images with ease. Small, ease-to-adapt, yet very customizable and works cross-browser. With Dense, your content images get support for data-ratiox attributes and Apple's retina image naming convention.

Install

Download package or install using Bower or NPM:

$ bower install dense

$ npm install dense

Usage

Using Dense is simple. Include the plugin and initialize its method:

<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="dense.js"></script>
<script>
    $('img').dense();
</script>

If you're using import or require:

require('dense/src/dense.js');

For more instructions and options see the documentation.

Build

Dense uses Grunt to run tasks. First make sure that you have all base dependencies installed by running npm in the repository's directory:

$ cd dense
$ npm install

After you have installed all dependencies, you will be able to run tasks using Grunt, like releasing, building, publishing and testing:

$ grunt [task]

Where the [task] is one of test, build, jsdoc or release. Tasks jsdoc and release:[major|minor|patch] require Java in addition to the Node.js due to the use of JSDoc3.