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@accesslint/voiceover

v0.5.7

Published

macOS VoiceOver Typescript interface and CLI

Downloads

6,725

Readme

VoiceOver.js

A CLI and TypeScript interface for VoiceOver screen reader on macOS.

Use it to launch VoiceOver and log output to the command line, or write your own scripts to drive the screen reader.

Setup

  1. Open VoiceOver Utility and check "Allow VoiceOver to be controller with AppleScript".
  2. Enable Terminal app in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility.
  3. Accept Terminal VoiceOver automation permissions when prompted. (You can manage these later in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Automation).

Usage

CLI

$ npx @accesslint/voiceover
  • Press Control-C to stop.
  • If the program exits without quitting VoiceOver, press Command-F5 or close the VoiceOver caption panel using the X button.
  • You can also use Siri "hey Siri, turn off VoiceOver".

NodeJS

yarn add @accesslint/voiceover or npm i @accesslint/voiceover.

import { VoiceOver } from '@accesslint/voiceover';

const voiceOver = new VoiceOver();
await voiceOver.launch(); // start VoiceOver screen reader
voiceOver.tail(); // print last phrase on navigation
// perform actions using seek, rotor, and execute
await voiceOver.quit(); // stop VoiceOver

Examples

Advance cursor to text

You can navigate to a specific phrase:

import { VoiceOver } from "@accesslint/voiceover";

const voiceOver = new VoiceOver({ log: true });

// open target application, e.g. with PlayWright

await voiceOver.launch();

await voiceOver.advance({
  target: {
    text: 'Example',
    role: 'heading'
  },
  steps: 10
});
Screen recording

Save recordings of VoiceOver interactive sessions:

import { VoiceOver } from "@accesslint/voiceover";
import * as path from "path";

const voiceOver = new VoiceOver({ log: true });
voiceOver.record({ file: path.resolve(__dirname, 'recording.mov') });

// open target application, e.g. with PlayWright

await voiceOver.launch();
// peform interactions
Rotor Navigation

In a realistic user scenario, someone could navigate the page by headings:

await voiceOver.rotor({ menu: 'Headings', find: 'my heading' }); // navigate directly to a heading using the web rotor

or by landmark:

await voiceOver.rotor({ menu: 'Landmarks', find: 'search' }); // navigate directly to a heading using the web rotor
CLI
Launching a URL with VoiceOver running
$ open https://www.example.com -a Safari && npx @accesslint/voiceover
#=> Welcome to macOS. VoiceOver is on.
#=> Example Domain - Google Chrome Page has 1 link 1 heading 8 articles
Saving VoiceOver output to a text file
$ open https://www.twitter.com -a Safari && npx @accesslint/voiceover | grep heading > headings.txt