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@rgaa-source/cli

v0.2.1

Published

RGAA 4.1.2 and WCAG accessibility scanner for Angular that reports the line of code, not a CSS selector.

Readme

@rgaa-source/cli

Accessibility scanning for Angular projects that reports the line of code, not a CSS selector.

npx @rgaa-source/cli check --project ./my-app
  src/app/checkout/checkout.component.html
    42:8      critical image-alt      Images must have alternative text
              <img src="product.jpg">
              WCAG 1.1.1  ·  RGAA 1.1, 1.2

Existing tools stop at body > main > form > input.email, which matches no file you can open. Here the violation carries its own source address, because the templates were instrumented before the build.

Commands

| | | |---|---| | check --project <dir> | instrument, build, serve and scan an Angular project | | check <url…> | scan already-served pages (no source locations) | | criteria | what the engine can reach of the 106 RGAA criteria |

Options

--route <path> (repeatable) · --app <name> · --min-score <n> · --baseline <file> · --html <file> · --grid <file> · --json <file> · --fix · --fix-suggested · --dry-run · --browser <channel> · --lang <fr|en> · --no-fail · --reuse-build · --force · --verbose

Workspaces

angular.json and Nx are both read. When a workspace declares several applications, --app <name> picks one; without it the run stops and lists them rather than scanning whichever the filesystem returned first.

In an Nx workspace the libraries are instrumented too — one application is built, but the markup that reaches the page comes from everything it imports.

Templates written inline in the @Component decorator are covered as well as those in .html files; their locations then point into the .ts.

Output defaults to French, the reference frame's own language; --lang en switches everything — console, HTML, grid and JSON alike.

Exit codes: 0 within threshold · 1 violations, insufficient score or a regression · 2 the scan itself failed.

Requirements

Node 20.12+ and a browser for Playwright. By default the CLI drives the Edge already present on Windows; elsewhere, npx playwright install chromium then --browser chromium.

Scope

The score is an automated pre-audit, not an RGAA conformance rate — that notion is regulatory and is established by human audit. About a third of the 106 criteria is reachable automatically; rgaa-source criteria spells out which.

Full documentation: project README · en français.