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@a11ywatch/pagemind

v0.9.62

Published

Get metrics on your web page with inclusion

Downloads

596

Readme

pagemind

gRPC API for accessibility insights and metrics

Getting Started

For more information checkout pagemind

Installation

npm install

Start

npm run dev

ENV

Add a http/https load balancer url using the env CHROME_LB or FIREFOX_LB to enable high performance load balancing.

In order to enable firefox use the FIREFOX_ENABLED env var. You also need to run PUPPETEER_PRODUCT=firefox npm i to download puppeteer if you are running locally.

AI_DISABLED=false
CHROME_LB=
FIREFOX_ENABLED=false
PAGEMIND_RECORD=true
DEFAULT_RUNNERS=htmlcs

You can set DEFAULT_RUNNERS to a comma seperated list with the values of axe and htmlcs.

Healthcheck

You can generate a health check client by running cargo build. It requires that you first installed the app via npm i.

LICENSE

check the license file in the root of the project.