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@a11ywatch/core

v0.8.17

Published

a11ywatch central API

Downloads

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Links

Git

Maintainers

jeffmendezjeffmendez

Keywords

accessibilitytestingWCAGserver

Readme

a11ywatch-core

Maintainability

Central API for A11yWatch available in REST, GraphQl, and gRPC.

Getting Started

To get started you can use docker or run on your local machine following the commands below. In order to run this repo effectively take a look at the docker compose file in the central command repo compose.

docker-compose up

or

npm i
npm run dev

Environmental variables

Project configuration below:

Emailing

To get the emailer working add the following env variables to the project.

[email protected]
EMAIL_CLIENT_ID=
EMAIL_CLIENT_KEY=

JS Scripts

In order to store javascript locally to use you need to enable the following env vars:

SCRIPTS_ENABLED=true
A11YWATCH_NO_STORE=false

Cron

Enable CRON morning and nightly jobs

A11Y_WATCH_CRON_ENABLED=true

Queue

Set the limit to number of test in parallel per run to CRAWL_QUEUE_LIMIT env var - default is set to 8. If you have kubernetes, docker swarm, or Fargate - you can increase this limit based on your chrome browser count.

Testing

In order to easily test the application we use dagger

dagger do build

LICENSE

check the license file in the root of the project.