Deprecated
Use the AccessLint GitHub integration or check out axe-cli for development testing.
Accesslint::Ci
https://robots.thoughtbot.com/introducing-accesslint-web-accessibility-testing-in-ci
Runs accesslint-cli in CircleCI and comments on GitHub pull requests with new accessibility issues.
accesslint-ci will crawl a host site and run accessibility assertions on the pages. If there are any new accessibility issues, accesslint-ci will comment on the pull request that initiated the build in CircleCI.
Installation
- Authenticate with GitHub at https://accesslint.com to get an API token.
Circle CI
- Set up your CircleCI environment (API tokens for CircleCI and GitHub, artifacts)
- Install dependencies (nodejs,
accesslint-cli
,accesslint-ci
) - Start a development server
- Run
accesslint-ci scan <development server e.g. http://localhost:3000>
In your circle.yml
file:
general:
artifacts:
- "tmp/accesslint.log"
machine:
environment:
ACCESSLINT_API_TOKEN: <API token from https://accesslint.com>
ACCESSLINT_GITHUB_USER: <GitHub user authenticated at https://accesslint.com>
node:
version: 6.1.0
dependencies:
override:
- npm install -g accesslint-cli
- gem install accesslint-ci
test:
post:
- bundle exec rails server -d -p 3000
- accesslint-ci scan http://localhost:3000
Private Repo Support
AccessLint does not support commenting on private repos right now. Follow the project backlog for plans.
TravisCI, Jenkins, etc.
AccessLint CI only works in CircleCI right now. See #15
License
AccessLint CI is Copyright © 2016 thoughtbot, inc. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified by the MIT License.
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