AdaptiveText.js

Did you ever wished you had FitText.js with media queries?

Of course there are solutions to test real media queries with javascript, but testing them out tens or hundreds of times while we resize is damn slow and not a good thing to do.

Usage:

$('.logo h1').adaptiveText( ((object | array), boolean) | compressor);

// Call without arguments to resize at all screen sizes.
$('.logo h1').adaptiveText();

// Just the compressor
$('.logo h1').adaptiveText(1.2);

// With a single set of options
$('.logo h1').adaptiveText({
	'minWidth': '1px', // Stings or numbers. Will be taken as pixels
	'maxWidth': 768,
	'minFontSize': '23px',
	'maxFontSize': '80px',
	'compressor': .5
});

// Or several
$('.logo h1').adaptiveText([
{
    'minWidth': 1,
    'maxWidth': 768,
    'minFontSize': 23,
    'maxFontSize': 80,
    'compressor': .5},
{
    'minWidth': 769,
    'maxWidth': 1024,
    'compressor': .55}
]);

// If you set just the starting or the ending width, be sure to use only one set of options!
$('.logo h1').adaptiveText({
    'minWidth': 500,
});

// You can also enable debugging. It will write the resize status in the console log. Beware it is a bit intrusive.
$(myElement).adaptiveText([], true);

Forks are very appretiated. My javascript is far from good or elegant. If you are a Js Ninja, please don't hesitate.