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@a11ywatch/protos

v0.4.8

Published

Protocol buffers for the A11yWatch system

Downloads

260

Readme

Protocol Buffers

The protobuf definitions are found across the following locations.

Only the central API performs calls to the services directly instead of having to use each micro service on its own.

None of the gRPC ports are exposed in production since its meant for internal communication unless you host the project on your own.

Installation

npm i @a11ywatch/protos

Website

Create a client for managing your website with website-protobuf on port 50051.

Pagemind

Create a client for accessibility scans with pagemind-protobuf on port 50052.

Mav

Create a client for image AI recognition calls with mav-protobuf on port 50053.

Cdn

Ccdn service backed by S3 cdn-protobuf on port 50054.

Crawler

Create a client for full multi-site crawls with crawler-protobuf on port 50055.

Health

Attach health checks to a service health-protobuf.