Test a site for WCAG or Section 508 compliancy.
npm install wcag-cliWCAG and Section 508 accessibility audits from the command line.
``sh`
$ npm install wcag-cli --global
First, get a free AChecker API ID. Then:
`sh`
$ wcag wikipedia.org --id=
Also works against localhost:
`sh`
$ wcag localhost:8000 --id=
#### id
Type: string
Your free AChecker API ID.
`sh`
$ wcag wikipedia.org --id=845cc0a8435cb0a766396a8c56399a43df0c843
If an id is not passed on the command line,ACHECKER_ID
the tool will check for an environment variable.
#### guide
Type: string 508
Choices: , WCAG1-A, WCAG1-AA, WCAG1-AAA, WCAG2-A, WCAG2-AA, WCAG2-AAA, BITV1, STANCA
Default:
The accessbility guideline to validate against.
`sh`
$ wcag wikipedia.org --id=
$ wcag wikipedia.org --id=
Please read the Contributing guidelines.
To contribute code, fork this repo, clone it down to your machine and use npm link:
`sh`
$ npm uninstall -g wcag-cli
$ cd node-wcag
$ npm link
$ wcag whatever.com
We are using nodeunit to test.
To run tests, first install nodeunit and any dependencies via npm:
`sh`
$ npm install
Run tests with:
`sh``
$ npm test
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