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Issue Detail Output

There are three formats you can use to understand what issues have been detected in your code: An HTML output file that displays information in a formatted table, a JSON output that can be converted into other spreadsheet file types, and a CSV output format that can be uploaded into project management tools.

HTML Output​

% npx aetest scan < document.html
::: START AudioEye SDK CLI :::

Scanning HTML from STDIN

Found 7 accessibility issues
   Html_SkipLink_Missing - count: 1
   Img_Name_Missing - count: 6

Full Test Results were output to testing-sdk/aetest_output.html

::: END AudioEye SDK CLI :::

You can easily find details about each of these failure details in the HTML output file. Here is an example result:

Screenshot of an Accessibility Testing SDK CLI report highlighting issues found on an example webpage. A table provides detailed information on issue type, WCAG level, WCAG number, and additional details.

When a failure is returned, we will provide you the following information for all issues:

  • Number – A number identifying this issue in the report
  • Rule Name – The name of the rule that was run.
  • WCAG Level - The WCAG conformance level for the issue detected
  • WCAG success criterion (number + name) – The corresponding WCAG criteria for each rule.

In addition by clicking View Details on an issue you will have access to the following additional information:

  • Rule Code – The rule code indicates the specific issue that was discovered.
  • Element Location – The HTML element for which this issue occurred.
  • Description – A description of what the rule checks for.
  • How to fix - Explanation of how to fix the issue.

JSON Output​

If you prefer to work with to work with JSON, you can use the -t flag with json to output the results in JSON format.

% npx aetest scan -c -t json < component.html
::: START AudioEye SDK CLI :::

Scanning HTML from STDIN

Found 3 accessibility issues
   Img_Name_Missing - count: 3

JSON file saved to testing-sdk/aetest_output.json

::: END AudioEye SDK CLI :::

CSV Output​

If you prefer to work with to work with CSV, you can use the -t flag with csv to output the results in CSV format.

% npx aetest scan -c -t csv < component.html
::: START AudioEye SDK CLI :::

Scanning HTML from STDIN

Found 3 accessibility issues
   Img_Name_Missing - count: 3

JSON file saved to testing-sdk/aetest_output.csv

::: END AudioEye SDK CLI :::