Add rgaa-source to Accessibility - #2452
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Angular accessibility scanner that reports the template file and line behind each violation rather than a CSS selector. Appended to the bottom of the category, per the contribution guidelines.
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- Line 629: Update the rgaa-source README entry to qualify the source-location
claim: state that violations include their originating template file and line
when available, rather than asserting this is reported for every violation.
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The project documents that runtime-generated content and arbitrary-URL scans cannot carry a template location, so claiming every violation gets one overstated it.
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Good catch — fixed in the latest commit. The project's own README documents that runtime-generated content and arbitrary-URL scans cannot carry a template location, so "every violation" did overstate it. The entry now reads "when available", which matches what the tool actually promises. |
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@oussamaLaribi Thanks for the PR. |
Adds an Angular accessibility scanner to Development Utilities → Accessibility.
The section already covers ARIA primitives, guides and widgets. This one sits at
a different point in the workflow: it runs against your built app and maps each
finding back to the template that produced it.
What it does. It rewrites templates before the build to record every
element's
sourceSpanposition, so a violation axe-core finds in the renderedDOM comes back as
checkout.component.html:42:8rather thanbody > main > form > input.email. It also applies mechanically safe fixes,fills in the official French RGAA 4.1.2 audit grid, and supports a CI baseline so
builds fail on new violations rather than existing ones.
Verified on Angular 15 through 22, both
*ngIfand@ifsyntaxes. MIT, runslocally, nothing hosted.
Appended to the bottom of the category as the guidelines ask. One line added, no
trailing whitespace.
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rgaa-sourcereports template locations when available, alongside CSS selectors.