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daleel

v0.7.0

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Daleel (دليل) — scan a codebase for Saudi DGA (Digital Government Authority) design-system readiness: RTL-first, IBM Plex Sans Arabic, WCAG 2.2 AA. AST-verified, report-only, plus an optional HarfBuzz `--render` font-proof (covers + joins Arabic, no tofu)

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Daleel · دليل

Is your codebase ready for Saudi DGA design-system compliance?

Saudi Arabia's Digital Government Authority publishes a unified design system for government services — RTL-first, IBM Plex Sans Arabic, WCAG 2.2 AA. Daleel ("guide") is an advisory readiness gate: it scans your code for the auto-checkable gaps and prints the manual checklist for the rest. It maps to the DGA design system as published — confirm against the current DGA spec for your project; Daleel is not a legal opinion.

It is AST-verified (Babel for JS/TS/JSX, PostCSS for CSS), so a utility inside a comment, string or identifier is never mis-flagged — and it is report-only: Daleel is a readiness gate, it never edits your source.

npx daleel .                 # DGA readiness report
npx daleel . --json          # machine-readable (CI)
npx daleel . --render        # + HarfBuzz font-proof: shape the Arabic and PROVE
                             #   the DGA font covers + joins it (not just named)
npx daleel . --render --font public/fonts/IBMPlexSansArabic-Regular.ttf

dls-check still works as a bin alias if you were using the old name.

What it checks

  • RTL-first (RTL) — physical CSS/Tailwind (ml-4, md:ml-4, text-left, space-x-4, left-0, rounded-l, margin-left, arbitrary [margin-left:…], hard-coded dir="ltr" / direction: ltr) that breaks the DGA's RTL default. Variant-prefixed utilities (md:, hover:, rtl:) are caught.
  • Font (FONT) — flags a font stack that names a font but not IBM Plex Sans Arabic (the DGA-recommended family). Quote-aware: font-family: "IBM Plex Sans Arabic", sans-serif is compliant and never flagged; icon and code/monospace fonts (Font Awesome, Fira Code, monospace…) are never flagged.
  • Font-proof (--render, optional) — the static check only proves the DGA font is named. --render goes further: it shapes the actual Arabic in your source with HarfBuzz and proves a real font file covers every Arabic char (no ▯ tofu) and does real contextual joining — catching a Latin face mislabeled as Arabic. Rule font-no-arabic-coverage. Optional deps (harfbuzzjs + fontkit); ships a reference Arabic face so it runs out of the box, or point --font / .daleelrc.json's "fontFile" at the webfont you ship. The default static tier stays dependency-light.
  • WCAG 2.2 AA (A11Y) — missing alt on <img>/<Image>, missing lang on <html>/<Html> (JSX-aware; skips spread-prop elements it can't verify).
  • + a manual checklist for what a scanner can't verify (official DGA tokens/components, contrast, keyboard nav, AR⇄EN parity).

Suppress & configure

  • Inline: // daleel-ignore (this line) or // daleel-ignore-next-line. Narrow it: // daleel-ignore FONT or // daleel-ignore rtl-physical-utility.
  • Config (.daleelrc.json / daleel.config.json, or --config <path>):
    { "fonts": ["My Brand Arabic"], "ignore": ["legacy/**", "**/*.stories.tsx"], "disable": ["A11Y"], "fontFile": "public/fonts/IBMPlexSansArabic-Regular.ttf" }
    fonts = extra approved families · ignore = path globs to skip · disable = categories or rule names to silence · fontFile = the actual DGA font file --render shapes against.

In your AI agent (MCP)

{ "mcpServers": { "daleel": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y","-p","github:Otto-OttoSpace/daleel","daleel-mcp"] } } }

Tools: daleel_scan, daleel_check_code (dls_scan / dls_check_code still work as aliases).

For agencies

Building Saudi-government digital services? Run this in CI so every PR answers "does it pass DGA?" — the one question a compliance audit hinges on.

Develop

npm install
npm test        # node --test regression corpus (input + expected-findings)

Part of Otto. MIT © 2026

💛 Support & commercial use

The Miraat suite is free and open-source (MIT). If it helps you ship correct Arabic/RTL, please consider sponsoring on GitHub — it funds maintenance and new rules.

Using it in a commercial product, in CI, or need the private DGA compliance rule pack? A Miraat Pro commercial licence — commercial use, a hosted CI audit that gates PRs (miraat-action), and priority support — is available. Email [email protected] and we'll set you up.