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accessibilityjs

Client side accessibility error scanner.

Install

npm install accessibilityjs --save

Usage

import {scanForProblems} from 'accessibilityjs'

function logError(error) {
  error.element.classList.add('accessibility-error')
  error.element.addEventListener('click', function () {
    alert(`${error.name}\n\n${error.message}`)
  }, {once: true})
}

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
  scanForProblems(document, logError)
})

List of errors:

ImageWithoutAltAttributeError
ElementWithoutLabelError
LinkWithoutLabelOrRoleError
LabelMissingControlError
InputMissingLabelError
ButtonWithoutLabelError
ARIAAttributeMissingError

Scenario

In GitHub we use this script to scan for inaccessible elements in development and production staff mode. We style the elements with red borders in the logError function passed in, and add a click handler explaining the reasons.

Red borders are added to offending elements example

An alert pops up on clicking the elements

Browser support

Chrome
Firefox
Safari 6+
Internet Explorer 9+
Microsoft Edge

Internet Explorer and Edge require a polyfill for closest.

Development

> npm install
> npm test
> npm run example