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After a very brief initial look at the new success criteria I couldn't say any of them would be a good candidate for automated testing with this library (at least not to confidently say that you could 'pass' the criteria with an automated test). If someone reads this issue and decides to open a pull request note that HTMLCS has a 'notice' warning for these kinds of criteria that require manual testing.
Hi @werdnanoslen, A11yWatch has an engine like pa11y for the cloud kayle that uses a runner called fast_htmlcs. We rewrote the htmlcs and axecore from the ground up and it is over 100x - 1000x increased in performance with the continuation of 2.2 rules.
You can use the kayle lib to run or install the runner like you would this lib with npm i fast_htmlcs.
I'm getting at least 2x the output comparing the html_codesniffer WCAG 2.1 output to the axe-core WCAG 2.2 output. It looks like this tool does a better job of pulling issues. Can we get any more details on why this library isn't a good candidate to update? It seems like the superior tool from an output perspective.
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ironikart commentedon Oct 11, 2023
After a very brief initial look at the new success criteria I couldn't say any of them would be a good candidate for automated testing with this library (at least not to confidently say that you could 'pass' the criteria with an automated test). If someone reads this issue and decides to open a pull request note that HTMLCS has a 'notice' warning for these kinds of criteria that require manual testing.
werdnanoslen commentedon Oct 13, 2023
fwiw axe has one rule to check target size
j-mendez commentedon Feb 17, 2024
Hi @werdnanoslen, A11yWatch has an engine like
pa11yfor the cloud kayle that uses a runner calledfast_htmlcs. We rewrote the htmlcs and axecore from the ground up and it is over 100x - 1000x increased in performance with the continuation of 2.2 rules.You can use the
kaylelib to run or install the runner like you would this lib withnpm i fast_htmlcs.Welchie32 commentedon Sep 23, 2024
Do we know when Pa11y will be updated to scan for WCAG 2.2?
kiyah commentedon Jul 16, 2025
I'm getting at least 2x the output comparing the html_codesniffer WCAG 2.1 output to the axe-core WCAG 2.2 output. It looks like this tool does a better job of pulling issues. Can we get any more details on why this library isn't a good candidate to update? It seems like the superior tool from an output perspective.