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Changeset 3671081
- Timestamp:
- 08/29/2026 03:28:35 AM (2 months ago)
- Location:
- scanoria-accessibility-audit
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- 2 added
- 10 edited
- 1 copied
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assets/blueprints (added)
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assets/blueprints/blueprint.json (added)
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tags/0.2.0 (copied) (copied from scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk )
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tags/0.2.0/assets/js/admin.js (modified) (3 diffs)
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tags/0.2.0/includes/class-scanoria-admin.php (modified) (5 diffs)
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tags/0.2.0/includes/class-scanoria-store.php (modified) (3 diffs)
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tags/0.2.0/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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tags/0.2.0/scanoria-accessibility-audit.php (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/assets/js/admin.js (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/includes/class-scanoria-admin.php (modified) (5 diffs)
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trunk/includes/class-scanoria-store.php (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/scanoria-accessibility-audit.php (modified) (3 diffs)
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scanoria-accessibility-audit/tags/0.2.0/assets/js/admin.js
r3631871 r3671081 128 128 129 129 /** 130 * Tell anything else on the page what just happened. 131 * 132 * The scan is driven entirely from the browser, so an add-on cannot learn a 133 * page finished from PHP alone — by the time the request returns, the run has 134 * already moved on to the next URL. These events are the client-side half of 135 * the PHP hooks: same moments, same names. 136 * 137 * @param {string} name Event name without the scanoria: prefix. 138 * @param {Object} detail Payload. 139 * @param {boolean} cancelable Whether a listener may call preventDefault(). 140 * @return {CustomEvent} The dispatched event. 141 */ 142 function emit( name, detail, cancelable ) { 143 var event = new CustomEvent( 'scanoria:' + name, { 144 detail: detail, 145 cancelable: !! cancelable 146 } ); 147 document.dispatchEvent( event ); 148 return event; 149 } 150 151 /** 130 152 * Why a page did not produce a result, in the operator's language. 131 153 * … … 166 188 try { 167 189 var result = await scanOne( targets[ i ] ); 168 await store( targets[ i ], result ); 190 var counts = await store( targets[ i ], result ); 191 emit( 'page-scanned', { 192 target: targets[ i ], 193 url: result.url, 194 issues: result.issues || [], 195 counts: counts 196 } ); 169 197 } catch ( error ) { 170 198 failures++; … … 183 211 ( failures ? ' ' + skippedNotice( failures ) : '' ) 184 212 ); 185 window.location.reload(); 213 214 // The reload is how the results table catches up, but it also ends the 215 // page — a listener that wanted to write a history entry or draw a diff 216 // would be cut off mid-work. So the event is cancelable: preventDefault() 217 // means the listener has taken responsibility for refreshing the view. 218 var finished = emit( 'scan-complete', { 219 targets: targets, 220 scanned: targets.length - failures, 221 failures: failures 222 }, true ); 223 224 if ( ! finished.defaultPrevented ) { 225 window.location.reload(); 226 } 186 227 } 187 228 -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/tags/0.2.0/includes/class-scanoria-admin.php
r3631871 r3671081 27 27 81 28 28 ); 29 30 /** 31 * The top-level menu exists; add-ons can hang a submenu off it here. 32 * 33 * The slug and the capability are handed over rather than left to be 34 * guessed, because both are things a site can change: the capability runs 35 * through the scanoria_capability filter, and a submenu registered against 36 * a wider one would appear for people who cannot open the parent. 37 * 38 * @param string $slug Parent menu slug. 39 * @param string $capability Capability required to see it. 40 */ 41 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_menu', self::SLUG, scanoria_get_capability() ); 29 42 } 30 43 … … 41 54 wp_enqueue_style( 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_URL . 'assets/css/admin.css', array(), SCANORIA_VERSION ); 42 55 wp_enqueue_script( 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_URL . 'assets/js/admin.js', array( 'wp-api-fetch' ), SCANORIA_VERSION, true ); 56 57 /** 58 * Our screen is being set up and our script is queued. 59 * 60 * An add-on enqueues here so it can declare scanoria-admin as a dependency 61 * and so it loads on this screen only. The scan events the script emits 62 * (scanoria:page-scanned, scanoria:scan-complete) are the client-side half 63 * of this contract. 64 * 65 * @param string $handle Script handle of the admin script. 66 * @param string $version Version of the free plugin. 67 */ 68 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_assets', 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_VERSION ); 43 69 44 70 wp_localize_script( … … 137 163 } 138 164 139 return $targets; 165 /** 166 * What will be scanned, in order. 167 * 168 * Filtering the list rather than the query is deliberate: an add-on that 169 * wants to add archives, or to re-scan only what changed since last time, 170 * is working with URLs, not with WP_Query arguments. 171 * 172 * @param array $targets Each with id, title, type and scan_url. 173 */ 174 return apply_filters( 'scanoria_scan_targets', $targets ); 140 175 } 141 176 … … 159 194 </button> 160 195 <span id="scanoria-progress" class="scanoria-progress" role="status" aria-live="polite"></span> 196 <?php 197 /** 198 * Room next to the scan button, for actions that act on the whole 199 * site: export, printable report, history. 200 */ 201 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_toolbar', $summary ); 202 ?> 161 203 </div> 162 204 … … 216 258 </table> 217 259 <?php endif; ?> 260 261 <?php 262 /** 263 * Below the results table. 264 * 265 * @param array $summary Per-post counts as shown above. 266 */ 267 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_after_results', $summary ); 268 ?> 218 269 </div> 219 270 <?php -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/tags/0.2.0/includes/class-scanoria-store.php
r3631061 r3671081 81 81 } 82 82 83 returnarray(83 $counts = array( 84 84 'total' => count( $issues ), 85 85 'open' => $open, 86 86 'carried' => $carried, 87 87 ); 88 89 /** 90 * One URL has just been re-scanned and the results written. 91 * 92 * This fires after the rows are in the database, so a listener can read 93 * the stored findings rather than trusting the payload. Scan history and 94 * the change-since-last-scan view are built from here: the counts are the 95 * whole of what a history row needs, and $issues carries the detail for 96 * anything that wants to diff element by element. 97 * 98 * @param int $post_id Post the URL belongs to, 0 if none. 99 * @param string $url Scanned URL. 100 * @param array $counts total / open / carried. 101 * @param array $issues Sanitised issue payloads, in scan order. 102 */ 103 do_action( 'scanoria_scan_recorded', $post_id, $url, $counts, $issues ); 104 105 return $counts; 106 } 107 108 /** 109 * Every stored finding, with any decision attached. 110 * 111 * Nothing in the free plugin calls this: the admin screen loads one post at a 112 * time. It exists because a CSV export or a printable report needs the whole 113 * set at once, and the alternative is every add-on writing its own join 114 * against these two tables and then breaking the day a column moves. 115 * 116 * @param bool $include_decided Include findings already ignored or resolved. 117 * @return array 118 */ 119 public static function all_issues( $include_decided = true ) { 120 global $wpdb; 121 122 // The two queries are written out in full rather than sharing one string 123 // with a WHERE clause dropped into it. A clause held in a variable — even 124 // one that can only ever be a literal picked by a boolean — reads to the 125 // directory's own Plugin Check as an unescaped parameter, and a warning on 126 // a database call is not something to argue with a reviewer about. 127 // phpcs:disable WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery, WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.InterpolatedNotPrepared 128 if ( $include_decided ) { 129 $rows = $wpdb->get_results( 130 "SELECT i.*, d.verdict, d.reason, d.site_wide, d.created_at AS decided_at 131 FROM {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_issues i 132 LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_decisions d ON d.id = i.decision_id 133 ORDER BY i.post_id ASC, (i.decision_id > 0) ASC, FIELD(i.impact,'critical','serious','moderate','minor') ASC, i.id ASC", 134 ARRAY_A 135 ); 136 } else { 137 $rows = $wpdb->get_results( 138 "SELECT i.*, d.verdict, d.reason, d.site_wide, d.created_at AS decided_at 139 FROM {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_issues i 140 LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_decisions d ON d.id = i.decision_id 141 WHERE i.decision_id = 0 142 ORDER BY i.post_id ASC, FIELD(i.impact,'critical','serious','moderate','minor') ASC, i.id ASC", 143 ARRAY_A 144 ); 145 } 146 // phpcs:enable 147 148 return $rows ? $rows : array(); 88 149 } 89 150 … … 272 333 ); 273 334 335 /** 336 * A human has judged a finding. 337 * 338 * The issue row is passed as it stood at the moment of the decision, 339 * because the next scan deletes it: a listener keeping an audit trail has 340 * no other chance to record what was actually decided about. 341 * 342 * @param int $decision_id New decision id. 343 * @param int $issue_id Issue that was judged. 344 * @param string $verdict ignored or resolved. 345 * @param bool $site_wide Applied to every post on the site. 346 * @param array $issue The issue row as it stood. 347 */ 348 do_action( 'scanoria_decision_recorded', $decision_id, (int) $issue_id, $verdict, (bool) $site_wide, $issue ); 349 274 350 return $decision_id; 275 351 } … … 298 374 array( '%d' ) 299 375 ); 376 377 /** 378 * A decision is about to be removed and the finding put back on the open 379 * list. Fired before the delete so a listener can still read the row. 380 * 381 * @param int $decision_id Decision being removed. 382 */ 383 do_action( 'scanoria_decision_removed', $decision_id ); 300 384 301 385 return (bool) $wpdb->delete( // phpcs:ignore WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/tags/0.2.0/readme.txt
r3631871 r3671081 3 3 Tags: accessibility, wcag, a11y, ada, eaa 4 4 Requires at least: 6.0 5 Tested up to: 7. 05 Tested up to: 7.1 6 6 Requires PHP: 7.4 7 Stable tag: 0. 1.27 Stable tag: 0.2.0 8 8 License: GPLv2 or later 9 9 License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html … … 104 104 Deactivating the plugin, as opposed to deleting it, never removes anything. 105 105 106 = Can I extend it from my own plugin? = 107 108 Yes. Nothing needs to be edited or forked. 109 110 On the PHP side: `scanoria_loaded` fires once every class exists and is the right place to bind (binding to `plugins_loaded` directly can run too early). `scanoria_scan_recorded` fires after a page's results are written, `scanoria_decision_recorded` and `scanoria_decision_removed` when somebody ignores or resolves a finding — the issue row is passed along with the decision, because the next scan deletes it. `scanoria_admin_menu`, `scanoria_admin_assets`, `scanoria_admin_toolbar` and `scanoria_admin_after_results` are the places to add screens, scripts and buttons, and `scanoria_scan_targets` filters what will be scanned. 111 112 On the browser side, the scan runs in the page, so PHP alone cannot tell you a page finished: the screen dispatches `scanoria:page-scanned` on `document` after each page and `scanoria:scan-complete` at the end. The last one is cancelable — calling `preventDefault()` stops the automatic reload, in which case refreshing the view is up to you. 113 106 114 == Screenshots == 107 115 … … 112 120 113 121 == Changelog == 122 123 = 0.2.0 = 124 * Added hooks so an add-on can extend the plugin without modifying it: actions when a scan is recorded and when a decision is made or undone, places to add buttons and screens in the admin, a filter over the list of pages to scan, and browser events while a scan runs. 125 * No change to what the plugin does. Nothing was moved behind a paywall, and it still makes no external requests. 114 126 115 127 = 0.1.2 = -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/tags/0.2.0/scanoria-accessibility-audit.php
r3631871 r3671081 4 4 * Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/scanoria-accessibility-audit/ 5 5 * Description: Find WCAG, ADA and EAA accessibility problems on your site. Scans the page as visitors actually see it, so page builders are supported. Your decisions to ignore or resolve an issue survive re-scans. Runs entirely on your own server: no account, no external requests, unlimited sites. 6 * Version: 0. 1.26 * Version: 0.2.0 7 7 * Requires at least: 6.0 8 8 * Requires PHP: 7.4 … … 16 16 defined( 'ABSPATH' ) || exit; 17 17 18 define( 'SCANORIA_VERSION', '0. 1.2' );18 define( 'SCANORIA_VERSION', '0.2.0' ); 19 19 define( 'SCANORIA_FILE', __FILE__ ); 20 20 define( 'SCANORIA_DIR', plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) ); … … 54 54 ( new Scanoria_Admin() )->register(); 55 55 } 56 57 /** 58 * Everything this plugin registers is now in place. 59 * 60 * An add-on binds here rather than on plugins_loaded directly: load order 61 * between two plugins is alphabetical by folder, so an add-on that hooked 62 * plugins_loaded itself could easily run before these classes exist. The 63 * version is passed so an add-on can refuse to run against a build that 64 * predates a hook it needs. 65 * 66 * @param string $version Version of the free plugin. 67 */ 68 do_action( 'scanoria_loaded', SCANORIA_VERSION ); 56 69 } 57 70 ); -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk/assets/js/admin.js
r3631871 r3671081 128 128 129 129 /** 130 * Tell anything else on the page what just happened. 131 * 132 * The scan is driven entirely from the browser, so an add-on cannot learn a 133 * page finished from PHP alone — by the time the request returns, the run has 134 * already moved on to the next URL. These events are the client-side half of 135 * the PHP hooks: same moments, same names. 136 * 137 * @param {string} name Event name without the scanoria: prefix. 138 * @param {Object} detail Payload. 139 * @param {boolean} cancelable Whether a listener may call preventDefault(). 140 * @return {CustomEvent} The dispatched event. 141 */ 142 function emit( name, detail, cancelable ) { 143 var event = new CustomEvent( 'scanoria:' + name, { 144 detail: detail, 145 cancelable: !! cancelable 146 } ); 147 document.dispatchEvent( event ); 148 return event; 149 } 150 151 /** 130 152 * Why a page did not produce a result, in the operator's language. 131 153 * … … 166 188 try { 167 189 var result = await scanOne( targets[ i ] ); 168 await store( targets[ i ], result ); 190 var counts = await store( targets[ i ], result ); 191 emit( 'page-scanned', { 192 target: targets[ i ], 193 url: result.url, 194 issues: result.issues || [], 195 counts: counts 196 } ); 169 197 } catch ( error ) { 170 198 failures++; … … 183 211 ( failures ? ' ' + skippedNotice( failures ) : '' ) 184 212 ); 185 window.location.reload(); 213 214 // The reload is how the results table catches up, but it also ends the 215 // page — a listener that wanted to write a history entry or draw a diff 216 // would be cut off mid-work. So the event is cancelable: preventDefault() 217 // means the listener has taken responsibility for refreshing the view. 218 var finished = emit( 'scan-complete', { 219 targets: targets, 220 scanned: targets.length - failures, 221 failures: failures 222 }, true ); 223 224 if ( ! finished.defaultPrevented ) { 225 window.location.reload(); 226 } 186 227 } 187 228 -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk/includes/class-scanoria-admin.php
r3631871 r3671081 27 27 81 28 28 ); 29 30 /** 31 * The top-level menu exists; add-ons can hang a submenu off it here. 32 * 33 * The slug and the capability are handed over rather than left to be 34 * guessed, because both are things a site can change: the capability runs 35 * through the scanoria_capability filter, and a submenu registered against 36 * a wider one would appear for people who cannot open the parent. 37 * 38 * @param string $slug Parent menu slug. 39 * @param string $capability Capability required to see it. 40 */ 41 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_menu', self::SLUG, scanoria_get_capability() ); 29 42 } 30 43 … … 41 54 wp_enqueue_style( 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_URL . 'assets/css/admin.css', array(), SCANORIA_VERSION ); 42 55 wp_enqueue_script( 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_URL . 'assets/js/admin.js', array( 'wp-api-fetch' ), SCANORIA_VERSION, true ); 56 57 /** 58 * Our screen is being set up and our script is queued. 59 * 60 * An add-on enqueues here so it can declare scanoria-admin as a dependency 61 * and so it loads on this screen only. The scan events the script emits 62 * (scanoria:page-scanned, scanoria:scan-complete) are the client-side half 63 * of this contract. 64 * 65 * @param string $handle Script handle of the admin script. 66 * @param string $version Version of the free plugin. 67 */ 68 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_assets', 'scanoria-admin', SCANORIA_VERSION ); 43 69 44 70 wp_localize_script( … … 137 163 } 138 164 139 return $targets; 165 /** 166 * What will be scanned, in order. 167 * 168 * Filtering the list rather than the query is deliberate: an add-on that 169 * wants to add archives, or to re-scan only what changed since last time, 170 * is working with URLs, not with WP_Query arguments. 171 * 172 * @param array $targets Each with id, title, type and scan_url. 173 */ 174 return apply_filters( 'scanoria_scan_targets', $targets ); 140 175 } 141 176 … … 159 194 </button> 160 195 <span id="scanoria-progress" class="scanoria-progress" role="status" aria-live="polite"></span> 196 <?php 197 /** 198 * Room next to the scan button, for actions that act on the whole 199 * site: export, printable report, history. 200 */ 201 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_toolbar', $summary ); 202 ?> 161 203 </div> 162 204 … … 216 258 </table> 217 259 <?php endif; ?> 260 261 <?php 262 /** 263 * Below the results table. 264 * 265 * @param array $summary Per-post counts as shown above. 266 */ 267 do_action( 'scanoria_admin_after_results', $summary ); 268 ?> 218 269 </div> 219 270 <?php -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk/includes/class-scanoria-store.php
r3631061 r3671081 81 81 } 82 82 83 returnarray(83 $counts = array( 84 84 'total' => count( $issues ), 85 85 'open' => $open, 86 86 'carried' => $carried, 87 87 ); 88 89 /** 90 * One URL has just been re-scanned and the results written. 91 * 92 * This fires after the rows are in the database, so a listener can read 93 * the stored findings rather than trusting the payload. Scan history and 94 * the change-since-last-scan view are built from here: the counts are the 95 * whole of what a history row needs, and $issues carries the detail for 96 * anything that wants to diff element by element. 97 * 98 * @param int $post_id Post the URL belongs to, 0 if none. 99 * @param string $url Scanned URL. 100 * @param array $counts total / open / carried. 101 * @param array $issues Sanitised issue payloads, in scan order. 102 */ 103 do_action( 'scanoria_scan_recorded', $post_id, $url, $counts, $issues ); 104 105 return $counts; 106 } 107 108 /** 109 * Every stored finding, with any decision attached. 110 * 111 * Nothing in the free plugin calls this: the admin screen loads one post at a 112 * time. It exists because a CSV export or a printable report needs the whole 113 * set at once, and the alternative is every add-on writing its own join 114 * against these two tables and then breaking the day a column moves. 115 * 116 * @param bool $include_decided Include findings already ignored or resolved. 117 * @return array 118 */ 119 public static function all_issues( $include_decided = true ) { 120 global $wpdb; 121 122 // The two queries are written out in full rather than sharing one string 123 // with a WHERE clause dropped into it. A clause held in a variable — even 124 // one that can only ever be a literal picked by a boolean — reads to the 125 // directory's own Plugin Check as an unescaped parameter, and a warning on 126 // a database call is not something to argue with a reviewer about. 127 // phpcs:disable WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery, WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.InterpolatedNotPrepared 128 if ( $include_decided ) { 129 $rows = $wpdb->get_results( 130 "SELECT i.*, d.verdict, d.reason, d.site_wide, d.created_at AS decided_at 131 FROM {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_issues i 132 LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_decisions d ON d.id = i.decision_id 133 ORDER BY i.post_id ASC, (i.decision_id > 0) ASC, FIELD(i.impact,'critical','serious','moderate','minor') ASC, i.id ASC", 134 ARRAY_A 135 ); 136 } else { 137 $rows = $wpdb->get_results( 138 "SELECT i.*, d.verdict, d.reason, d.site_wide, d.created_at AS decided_at 139 FROM {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_issues i 140 LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}scanoria_decisions d ON d.id = i.decision_id 141 WHERE i.decision_id = 0 142 ORDER BY i.post_id ASC, FIELD(i.impact,'critical','serious','moderate','minor') ASC, i.id ASC", 143 ARRAY_A 144 ); 145 } 146 // phpcs:enable 147 148 return $rows ? $rows : array(); 88 149 } 89 150 … … 272 333 ); 273 334 335 /** 336 * A human has judged a finding. 337 * 338 * The issue row is passed as it stood at the moment of the decision, 339 * because the next scan deletes it: a listener keeping an audit trail has 340 * no other chance to record what was actually decided about. 341 * 342 * @param int $decision_id New decision id. 343 * @param int $issue_id Issue that was judged. 344 * @param string $verdict ignored or resolved. 345 * @param bool $site_wide Applied to every post on the site. 346 * @param array $issue The issue row as it stood. 347 */ 348 do_action( 'scanoria_decision_recorded', $decision_id, (int) $issue_id, $verdict, (bool) $site_wide, $issue ); 349 274 350 return $decision_id; 275 351 } … … 298 374 array( '%d' ) 299 375 ); 376 377 /** 378 * A decision is about to be removed and the finding put back on the open 379 * list. Fired before the delete so a listener can still read the row. 380 * 381 * @param int $decision_id Decision being removed. 382 */ 383 do_action( 'scanoria_decision_removed', $decision_id ); 300 384 301 385 return (bool) $wpdb->delete( // phpcs:ignore WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk/readme.txt
r3631871 r3671081 3 3 Tags: accessibility, wcag, a11y, ada, eaa 4 4 Requires at least: 6.0 5 Tested up to: 7. 05 Tested up to: 7.1 6 6 Requires PHP: 7.4 7 Stable tag: 0. 1.27 Stable tag: 0.2.0 8 8 License: GPLv2 or later 9 9 License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html … … 104 104 Deactivating the plugin, as opposed to deleting it, never removes anything. 105 105 106 = Can I extend it from my own plugin? = 107 108 Yes. Nothing needs to be edited or forked. 109 110 On the PHP side: `scanoria_loaded` fires once every class exists and is the right place to bind (binding to `plugins_loaded` directly can run too early). `scanoria_scan_recorded` fires after a page's results are written, `scanoria_decision_recorded` and `scanoria_decision_removed` when somebody ignores or resolves a finding — the issue row is passed along with the decision, because the next scan deletes it. `scanoria_admin_menu`, `scanoria_admin_assets`, `scanoria_admin_toolbar` and `scanoria_admin_after_results` are the places to add screens, scripts and buttons, and `scanoria_scan_targets` filters what will be scanned. 111 112 On the browser side, the scan runs in the page, so PHP alone cannot tell you a page finished: the screen dispatches `scanoria:page-scanned` on `document` after each page and `scanoria:scan-complete` at the end. The last one is cancelable — calling `preventDefault()` stops the automatic reload, in which case refreshing the view is up to you. 113 106 114 == Screenshots == 107 115 … … 112 120 113 121 == Changelog == 122 123 = 0.2.0 = 124 * Added hooks so an add-on can extend the plugin without modifying it: actions when a scan is recorded and when a decision is made or undone, places to add buttons and screens in the admin, a filter over the list of pages to scan, and browser events while a scan runs. 125 * No change to what the plugin does. Nothing was moved behind a paywall, and it still makes no external requests. 114 126 115 127 = 0.1.2 = -
scanoria-accessibility-audit/trunk/scanoria-accessibility-audit.php
r3631871 r3671081 4 4 * Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/scanoria-accessibility-audit/ 5 5 * Description: Find WCAG, ADA and EAA accessibility problems on your site. Scans the page as visitors actually see it, so page builders are supported. Your decisions to ignore or resolve an issue survive re-scans. Runs entirely on your own server: no account, no external requests, unlimited sites. 6 * Version: 0. 1.26 * Version: 0.2.0 7 7 * Requires at least: 6.0 8 8 * Requires PHP: 7.4 … … 16 16 defined( 'ABSPATH' ) || exit; 17 17 18 define( 'SCANORIA_VERSION', '0. 1.2' );18 define( 'SCANORIA_VERSION', '0.2.0' ); 19 19 define( 'SCANORIA_FILE', __FILE__ ); 20 20 define( 'SCANORIA_DIR', plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) ); … … 54 54 ( new Scanoria_Admin() )->register(); 55 55 } 56 57 /** 58 * Everything this plugin registers is now in place. 59 * 60 * An add-on binds here rather than on plugins_loaded directly: load order 61 * between two plugins is alphabetical by folder, so an add-on that hooked 62 * plugins_loaded itself could easily run before these classes exist. The 63 * version is passed so an add-on can refuse to run against a build that 64 * predates a hook it needs. 65 * 66 * @param string $version Version of the free plugin. 67 */ 68 do_action( 'scanoria_loaded', SCANORIA_VERSION ); 56 69 } 57 70 );
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