Note

This is still in use for a few legacy test suites. If those references go away, then this can go away. https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aanytimefitness++globant.&type=code

axe-selenium-csharp

Tools for using aXe for web accessibility testing with C# and Selenium. Inspired on axe-selenium-java

This project born as a need to have a clean .NET wrapper for aXe.

Work in progress!! Stay tuned.

Getting Started

Install via Nuget:

PM> Install-Package Globant.Selenium.Axe

Import this namespace:

using Globant.Selenium.Axe;

and call the extension method Analyze from your WebDriver object

IWebDriver webDriver = new FirefoxDriver();
AxeResponse response = webDriver.Analyze();
response.Error.Should().BeNull();
response.Results.Violations.Length.ShouldBeEquivalentTo(0);

Documentation

Work in progress!!

BuilderExamples

Run only rules that are in the Wcag2AA and Wcag2A categories, there aren't any iframes on the page (so don't bother injecting into them), and only analyzed the relevant section (and all its children):

IWebElement elementToAnalyze = webDriver.FindElement(By.Id("importantSection"));
var response = new AxeBuilder(WebDriver).OptionsIncludeTags(AxeTags.Wcag2AA, AxeTags.Wcag2A).SkipIFrames().Analyze(elementToAnalyze);

Run only rules in the Wcag2AA catgory (note, this isn't a superset of Wcag2A... you'd need to specify that separately), and only analyze divs within the iframe with the id "iframeId":

var response = new AxeBuilder(WebDriver).OptionsIncludeTags(AxeTags.Wcag2AA).IncludeElementsMatching(new ByCssSelector("div").InIFrameIdentifiedByCssSelector("#iframeId")).Analyze();

Axe stuff

https://cdnjs.com/libraries/axe-core is where you can find the latest axe.min.js

https://www.deque.com/axe/documentation/ is where you can find the axe documentation that I referenced a bunch while working on the builder

Thanks

Specially thanks to @jdmesalosada to make this happen and to always improve our jobs.