问题
I want to make some basic accessibility tests in RSpec (obviously, to be further validated by other tools and users later; this is to catch the low-hanging fruit like finding images w/o alt tags and such)
Most of the examples have just checking content is present is similar; what I want to do is get a list of tags, and then make assertions that "all" the tags found meet certain criteria (e.g. all images have to have either an alt or a longdesc; each form input needs either a label or title, etc).
Can RSpec do this, or if not, is there a tool that can?
Thanks.
回答1:
You can use webrat to test for XPath selectors on your view specs:
describe 'my/view.html.erb' do
it 'should not have images without alt or longdesc attributes' do
render
rendered.should_not have_xpath('//img[not(@alt) and not(@longdesc)]')
end
end
Capybara supports XPath selectors, too.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7199597/rspec-2-view-test-to-validate-accessible-markup