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Purple HATS is a customisable, automated web accessibility testing tool that allows software development teams to find and fix accessibility problems to improve persons with disabilities (PWDs) access...

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This commit introduces the following: 1. Docker Image Docker allows users to run the application without requiring any further installation. This is extremely beneficial for people who wish to run...

A user might have a list of URLs to scan. Other than existing sitemap scan, a feature to upload a CSV file to scan would help users scan a subsite...

Hello, How do we eliminate best practices? Currently all issues are reported both violations & best practices. Many best practices are not required to be implemented & some look like...

This is a valid Sitemap.xml file, but it can't be crawled by Purple Hats because it isn't seen as valid. https://www.cms.gov/sitemap.xml

Worth looking at what is happening in the UK too with https://github.com/alphagov/accessibility-monitoring We've developed one that integrates axe, Google Lighthouse & a PDF scanner too https://github.com/OpenConceptConsulting/perception

Just saw you put out a new release. Would love to see some of the work we've done here get pulled back into the main repo - https://github.com/civicactions/purple-hats I haven't...

I've got this in a PR here: https://github.com/GovTechSG/purple-hats/pull/15 Just making sure it is also in the issue queue. The current version of Purple Hats is using an older version of...

Sites should respect the robots.txt files that some sites use to manage traffic. Would be great if by default the scanner respected the wishes of the site owner.

The reports should have URL & date hard coded into the names. So say 18f.gov-25012020-report.html & 18f.gov-25012020-compiledResult.json This would make it easier to track.