testaro 5.0.1 → 5.1.2
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/run.js +2 -2
- package/tests/htmlcs.js +63 -38
package/package.json
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package/run.js
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focInd: 'focus indicators',
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focOp: 'focusability and operability',
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hover: 'hover-caused content additions',
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htmlcs: 'HTML CodeSniffer WCAG 2.1
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htmlcs: 'HTML CodeSniffer WCAG 2.1 AA ruleset',
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ibm: 'IBM Accessibility Checker',
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labClash: 'labeling inconsistencies',
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linkUl: 'adjacent-link underlining',
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// If the visit fails:
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if (response === 'error') {
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// Give up.
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const errorMsg = `ERROR:
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const errorMsg = `ERROR: Attempts to visit ${requestedURL} failed`;
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console.log(errorMsg);
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act.result = errorMsg;
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await page.goto('about:blank')
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package/tests/htmlcs.js
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// FUNCTIONS
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// Runs HTML CodeSniffer on the page.
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exports.reporter = async page => {
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const result = {};
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await page.addScriptTag({
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path: `${__dirname}/../htmlcs/HTMLCS.js`
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})
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.catch(error => {
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console.log(`ERROR adding the htmlcs script to the page (${error.message})`);
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result.prevented = true;
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result.error = 'ERROR adding the htmlcs script to the page';
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});
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messageStrings.forEach(string => {
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const parts = string.split(/\|/g);
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const partCount = parts.length;
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if (partCount !== 6) {
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console.log(`ERROR: Issue string ${string} has too few or too many parts`);
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}
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// If it is an error or a warning (not a notice):
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else if (['Error', 'Warning'].includes(parts[0])) {
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/*
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Add the issue to an issueClass.issueCode.description array in the result.
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This saves space, because, although some descriptions are issue-specific, such as
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descriptions that state the contrast ratio of an element, most descriptions are
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if (! result[parts[0]][parts[1]]) {
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result[parts[0]][parts[1]] = {};
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if (! result.prevented) {
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let messageStrings = [];
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for (const standard of ['WCAG2AA']) {
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const nextIssues = await page.evaluate(standard => {
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let issues = null;
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try {
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issues = HTMLCS_RUNNER.run(standard);
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console.log(`ERROR executing HTMLCS_RUNNER on ${document.URL} (${error.message})`);
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};
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return issues;
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}, standard);
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if (nextIssues) {
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messageStrings.push(... nextIssues);
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result.prevented = true;
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result.error = 'ERROR executing HTMLCS_RUNNER in the page';
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// Sort the issues by class and standard.
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messageStrings = [... new Set(messageStrings)];
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const partCount = parts.length;
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if (partCount < 6) {
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console.log(`ERROR: Issue string ${string} has too few parts`);
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}
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// If it is an error or a warning (not a notice):
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else if (['Error', 'Warning'].includes(parts[0])) {
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/*
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Add the issue to an issueClass.issueCode.description array in the result.
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This saves space, because, although some descriptions are issue-specific, such as
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descriptions that state the contrast ratio of an element, most descriptions are
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*/
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const issueCode = parts[1].replace(/^WCAG2|\.Principle\d\.Guideline[\d_]+/g, '');
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if (! result[parts[0]][issueCode]) {
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result[parts[0]][issueCode] = {};
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}
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if (! result[parts[0]][issueCode][parts[4]]) {
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result[parts[0]][issueCode][parts[4]] = [];
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}
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result[parts[0]][issueCode][parts[4]].push({
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tagName: parts[2],
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id: parts[3],
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code: parts[5]
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});
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