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conformly

v0.1.0

Published

CLI de scan d'accessibilité RGAA/WCAG — vérifiez une URL en ligne de commande, idéal en CI. Sans compte.

Readme

conformly

npm version license node

Free RGAA / WCAG web accessibility scanner for your CLI & CI — check any URL in one command, no account required. Powered by the public Conformly free-scan API (real-browser render, so React/Vue/Angular apps are analysed properly).

Scanner d'accessibilité RGAA / WCAG en ligne de commande & CI, sans compte.

Usage

npx conformly scan https://your-site.com
# → Score RGAA : 96 %  ·  1 anomalie(s)
# Fail the build (exit 1) below a score threshold
npx conformly scan https://your-site.com --threshold 90

# Raw JSON output
npx conformly scan https://your-site.com --json

In CI (GitHub Actions)

- name: Accessibility check
  run: npx conformly scan https://your-site.com --threshold 90

Exit code 1 when the score is below the threshold → your pipeline fails, just like a broken test. Works the same in GitLab CI, CircleCI, etc.

Options

| Option | Effet | |---|---| | --threshold N | Sort en erreur (exit 1) si le score est sous N (0–100). | | --json | Sortie JSON brute ({ url, score, anomalies, threshold }). |

Configuration

| Variable | Défaut | Rôle | |---|---|---| | CONFORMLY_URL | https://conformly.online | Base de l'API. |

What it checks — and what it doesn't

The scan combines axe-core with expert tests (page language, title, skip link, visible focus, 200% zoom…) and maps findings to RGAA criteria.

Honest scope: automated testing only covers part of WCAG/RGAA. A full accessibility declaration still requires human review of the non-automatable criteria. Treat the score as a fast, reliable signal and a between-audits safety net — not a certification.

Continuous monitoring

A CI check is a floor. For drift over time — regression alerts on every deploy, per-page history, timestamped evidence, per-framework fix guides — create a free account at conformly.online.

License

MIT — © Conformly · conformly.online