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@daniel.husar/a11y-report

v1.0.3

Published

Print accessibility report via axe-core

Downloads

8

Readme

a11y-report Build Status

Run accessibility report on the provided urls via axe-core

How it works

Using puppeeter we run axe-core on all provided urls and collect all violations.

Make sure you have at least axe-core ^3.0.0 loaded in your urls or provide axe url to be automatically injected for you.

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Install

yarn add --dev @daniel.husar/a11y-report

or

npm install --dev @daniel.husar/a11y-report

Usage

import a11yReport from '@daniel.husar/a11y-report';

(async () => {
  const report = await a11yReport({
    urls: ['http://localhost:9001/index.html'],
    axeUrl: 'https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/axe-core/3.2.2/axe.min.js'
  });
})();

API

a11yReport(config)

Prints accessibility report with logger function and returns counts of passes, failures and warnings.

config

| Property | Type | Default | Description | | :------------------------ | :---------- | :----------------------- | :---------- | | urls | string[] | [] | Array of urls to run report on. | | delay | number | 100 | Delay to wait for axe-core to be executed. | | axeUrl | string | undefined | Every page needs axe-core script to be loaded. If your pages don't load axe-core, you can provide axe-core url to be injected. | | ignoreViolations | string[] | [] | Global array of all violations that should be ignored. | | ignoreViolationsForUrls | {} | [] | Mappings of violations per url to ignore. Example: { 'http://localhost:9001/index.html': ['Violation to ignore'] } | | errorTags | string[] | ['wcag2a', 'wcag2aa', 'wcag21aa'] | Array of tags which would consider violation as error. | | reporter | default | simple∣default | Which reporter to use. | | logger | function | console.log | Logger function to use. | | axe | {} | | Axe-core config. | | axe.context | {} | element: { include: ['html'] } | Context parameter. | | axe.options | {} | {} | Axe-core options parameter. |

Related

a11y-static-report

License

MIT