ally.js - making accessibility simpler
ally.js is a JavaScript library simplifying certain accessibility features, functions and behaviors. Its goal is to be A JavaScript library to help web applications with accessibility concerns. The intention is to separate these generic components from actual applications and other libraries.
Requirements
Dependencies
- platform.js (because parsing the userAgent string yourself is ludicrous)
- ES5-shim (implicitly expected)
- CSSOM CSS.escape polyfill
Resources
- Website
- Documentation
- CONTRIBUTING.md explaining how to author, test, document and build ally.js
- CHANGELOG.md detailing what changed over time
- Filed issues (browsers & specifications)
Supported by
- BrowserStack and SauceLabs provide VMs for automated testing - free for open source projects.
- Code Climate and Coveralls provide us with automated code analysis and coverage reports - free for open source projects.
- Travis CI provides a build server - free for open source projects.
- Algolia provides a search interface - free for open source projects.
License
ally.js is published under the MIT License.
Made by ILUNION for the Prosperity4All project: Ecosystem infrastructure for smart and personalised inclusion and PROSPERITY for ALL stakeholders. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement, No 610510.