Accessify

A lightweight, developer-friendly command-line tool that audits any public webpage for accessibility issues. Supports both local use and CI/CD pipelines, and can export clean, shareable PDF reports.

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Features

• Scans any public URL for WCAG violations
• Detects issues like missing alt text, low contrast, invalid landmarks, etc.
• Displays results directly in the terminal, color-coded by severity
• Provides a summary breakdown by impact (critical, serious, etc.)
• Optionally exports the report as a clean PDF (color-coded as well)
• Auto-generates default report filenames
• Handles broken URLs, unreachable domains, and bad status codes gracefully
• Supports multilingual output via --lang flag (e.g., English, Spanish, French, Turkish)

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Installation (Local Dev)

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/berat-552/accessify.git
cd accessify

2. Install dependecies

npm install

3. Link the CLI globally (for local testing)

npm link

4. Now you can run the CLI from anywhere on your machine:

accessify https://example.com

Examples:

accessify https://www.wikipedia.org
accessify www.github.com

Localisation

Accessify supports localization using the --lang=<code> flag. Languages include:

• English (en)
• French (fr)
• Turkish (tr)
• Spanish (es) Example Output PDF:

Flags

--ci — Run in CI mode (no prompts, auto-save PDF)

--lang=<code> — Set the language (e.g., en, fr, tr, ar)

--help — Show all options and available language codes