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whymarrh avatar whymarrh commented on May 18, 2024

You can, as an example, download a bunch of HTML files, run a HTTP server locally, and test against that site. (There might be something in #10, #16, or #44 that gives you an idea.) Is that what you were thinking of?

e.g.

URL="tom.preston-werner.com"
wget --recursive --accept "*.html" "$URL"
cd "$URL"
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
# In another tab
pa11y http://localhost:8000/2010/08/23/readme-driven-development.html

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andrewholgate avatar andrewholgate commented on May 18, 2024

Nice solution.

Using the PhantomJS HTMLCS_Run.js script that comes with HTML_CodeSniffer, this is possible without the need to load the HTML via an HTTP server:

wget tom.preston-werner.com -P html/
phantomjs node_modules/HTML_CodeSniffer/Contrib/PhantomJS/HTMLCS_Run.js html/index.html WCAG2A

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rowanmanning avatar rowanmanning commented on May 18, 2024

Whymarrh's solution is what I'd go with for now. This feature might make it into pa11y 2.x, but I'm trying to reduce feature work on 1.x while that's in progress. I'll leave open until we have time to consider adding this :) thanks

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rowanmanning avatar rowanmanning commented on May 18, 2024

@andrewholgate I'm not sure about Windows and Linux, but on a Mac you can actually test a file URL with pa11y like this:

pa11y file:///tmp/pa11y.html

Would this be a satisfactory solution? I don't want to add the breaking change of allowing the following, because we're currently adding http:// if a scheme is not provided:

pa11y /tmp/pa11y.html

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andrewholgate avatar andrewholgate commented on May 18, 2024

Thanks, pa11y file:tmp/pa11y.html works on Linux (Ubuntu).

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andrewholgate avatar andrewholgate commented on May 18, 2024

For anyone looking for a single command-line solution (so it can be used as a custom npm script) to load multiple HTML files into pa11y, this is what I have found to work (might need a slight tweek for Mac).

This command reads all of the *.html files from the directory output/ and performs the pa11y WCAG2A analysis on each one:

{
  "scripts": {
    "wcag": "for file in output/*.html; do pa11y --standard WCAG2A file:$file; done"
  }
}

Being an npm script, it can be execute with npm run wcag

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rowanmanning avatar rowanmanning commented on May 18, 2024

Thanks @andrewholgate, I've added a ticket to create an example based on this so that it's easy to find :)

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