Convert axe-core accessibility scan results to the SARIF format.
Use this with the Sarif Viewer Build Tab Azure DevOps Extension to visualize accessibility scan results in the build results of an Azure Pipelines build.
Before using axe-sarif-converter, you will need to run an axe accessibility scan to produce some axe results to convert. Typically, you would do this by using an axe integration library for your favorite browser automation tool (axe-puppeteer, axe-webdriverjs, cypress-axe).
axe-sarif-converter exports a single function, named convertAxeToSarif. Use it like this:
import { convertAxeToSarif, SarifLog } from 'axe-sarif-converter';
test('my accessibility test', async () => {
// This example uses axe-puppeteer, but you can use any axe-based library
// that outputs axe scan results in the default axe output format
const testPage: Puppeteer.Page = /* ... set up your test page ... */;
const axeResults: Axe.AxeResults = await new AxePuppeteer(testPage).analyze();
// Perform the conversion
const sarifResults: SarifLog = convertAxeToSarif(axeResults);
// Output a SARIF file, perhaps for use with a Sarif Viewer tool
await fs.promises.writeFile(
'./test-results/my-accessibility-test.sarif',
JSON.stringify(sarifResults),
{ encoding: 'utf8' });
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