React component for rendering responsive images. Attempts to implement <img srcset=...> support in non-compliant browsers, otherwize renders the native <img srcset>. Will eventually support Picture & Source elements.

npm install react-picture

Then use in your react app like so:

var Img = require('react-picture').Image;
...
   render: function() {
   	  var imgs = '//placebacon.net/200/150 600w, //placebacon.net/300/300 800w';

      return (
      	<Img alt='Your picture description' srcSet={imgs} extra={{className:'myImg'}}/>
      );
   }
...

The following properties can be passed to the Image component:

• alt - Required and describes your picture
• srcSet - Required and consists of a string formated like srcset
• extra - Optional object which contains properties that will be put on img tag

• Use <img srcset> when supported
• Implement srcset support for browsers that do not have it, using javascript. Currently missing sizes implementation.

• Implement sizes attribute

• Stable API
• Correct implementation of match method
• Verify srcset feature detection
• ie8 & up browser support (w/React polyfills only)
• Performance optimizations
• Ismorphic support
• 100% test coverage
• Travis CI

• PictureContainer
• Karma tests

• Picture element
• Source element

• The picture element
• The img element

• If you are not using react in your app, BBC-News/Imager.js is a very good library
• srcset polyfill borismus/srcset-polyfill
• picture polyfill scottjehl/picturefill

• React's excellent library & documentation
• Ryan Florence's components on github which were stolen to start up (webpack setup, browserify, scripts)
• This excellent article