- All functionalities that are not part of axe-core have been moved into a separate package,
pytest-axe. This includes: -run_axehelper method -get_rulesAxe class method -runAxe class method -impact_includedAxe class method -analyzeAxe class method.
The purpose of this change is to separate implementations that are specific to the Mozilla Firefox Test Engineering team, and leave the base axe-selenium-python package for a more broad use case. This package was modeled off of Deque's Java package, axe-selenium-java, and will now more closely mirror it.
All functionalities can still be utilized when using axe-selenium-python in conjunction with pytest-axe.
- Added the analyze method to the Axe class. This method runs accessibility checks, and writes the JSON results to file based on the page URL and the timestamp.
- Writing results to file can be enabled by setting the environment variable
ACCESSIBILITY_REPORTING=true. The files will be written toresults/directory, which must be created if it does not already exist. - Accessibility checks can be disabled by setting the environment variable
ACCESSIBILITY_DISABLED=true.
- Updated axe.min.js to
axe-core@2.6.1 - Modified impact_included class method to reflect changes to the aXe API:
- There are now only 3 impact levels: 'critical', 'serious', and 'minor'
- Updated usage examples in README
- Added docstrings to methods lacking documentation
- Removed unused files
- Added run method to Axe class to simplify the usage in existing test suites
- run method includes the ability to set what impact level to test for: 'minor', 'moderate', 'severe', 'critical'
- Added pytest-axe usage example to README
- Added usage example to README
- Added selenium instance as a class attribute
- Changed file paths to OS independent structure
- Fixed file read operations to use with keyword
- Fixed include of aXe API file and references to it
- Updated README