示例#1
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 def unpack_element(
     tree: etree._ElementTree,
     element: Union[etree._Element, etree._ElementUnicodeResult, Any]
 ) -> Tuple[str, str]:
     """Returns path in the tree and string representation for the given XPath query element.
     """
     if isinstance(element, etree._Element):
         path = tree.getpath(element)
         text = etree.tostring(element,
                               encoding='unicode',
                               pretty_print=True)
     else:
         text = str(element)
         try:
             parent = element.getparent()
         except AttributeError:
             path = ''
         else:
             path = tree.getpath(parent)
     return (path, text)
示例#2
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def _check_hidden_attributes(
        tree: _ElementTree, element: HtmlElement,
        defined_language: str) -> Optional[LanguageInfraction]:
    """Check for an infraction in the hidden attributes of an element.

    Parameters
    ----------
    tree : _ElementTree
        The root element tree of the web page, used to calculate the xpath
    element : HtmlElement
        The current element to check for an infraction
    defined_language : str
        The defined language of the current element

    Returns
    -------
    Optional[LanguageInfraction]
        Either an infraction against WCAG 3.1.2 or `None`
    """
    for attribute_name in HIDDEN_ATTRIBUTES:
        if attribute_name in element.attrib:
            attribute_value = element.attrib[attribute_name].strip()
            if count_words(attribute_value) < MIN_WORDS_HIDDEN:
                # If the hidden attribute's value is too short, we don't check its language
                continue
            detected_language = predict_language(attribute_value)
            if detected_language and defined_language != detected_language:
                # The hidden attribute is wrong, return an infraction
                return LanguageInfraction(
                    wcag_criterion="WCAG_3_1_2",
                    xpath=tree.getpath(element),
                    html_language=defined_language,
                    predicted_language=detected_language,
                    text=attribute_value,
                )
    return None
示例#3
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def _dfs(
    tree: _ElementTree,
    element: HtmlElement,
    parent_language: str,
    infractions: List[LanguageInfraction],
) -> Tuple[str, Optional[str], Optional[str], List[LanguageInfraction]]:
    """Check for infractions against WCAG 3.1.2 using a recursive DFS.

    Parameters
    ----------
    tree : _ElementTree
        The root element tree of the web page, used to calculate the xpath
    element : HtmlElement
        The current element to check for infractions
    parent_language : str
        The defined language of the current element's parent
    infractions : List[LanguageInfraction]
        The infractions found until now

    Returns
    -------
    Tuple[str, Optional[str], Optional[str], List[LanguageInfraction]]
        A tuple containing:
          - the explicitly defined language of the current element
          - the detected language of the current element
          - the text of the current element
          - the infractions found
    """
    # If the current element does not have a `lang` attribute, take the parent's language
    defined_language = element.get("lang", parent_language).lower()[:2]

    # The text contained in this element (and in this element alone)
    text = (element.text or "").replace("\n", " ").strip()

    # Check for infractions against WCAG 3.1.2 in hidden attributes
    hidden_infraction = _check_hidden_attributes(tree, element,
                                                 defined_language)
    if hidden_infraction is not None:
        infractions.append(hidden_infraction)

    # Check for infractions against WCAG 3.1.2 in the current element's children
    children = element.getchildren()
    if children:
        # Run this function on each of the children (= recursion)
        children_results = [
            _dfs(tree, child, defined_language, infractions)
            for child in children
        ]

        # Differ between children that are similar and children that are different
        if len({(defined, detected)
                for defined, detected, _, _ in children_results}) == 1:
            # All children have the same language defined and detected
            child_defined_language, child_detected_language, _, _ = children_results[
                0]
            children_text = " ".join(
                str(child_result[2]) for child_result in children_results)
            if child_detected_language and child_defined_language != child_detected_language:
                # All children are wrong
                # Give a warning for the current element instead of for each of its children
                infractions.append(
                    LanguageInfraction(
                        wcag_criterion="WCAG_3_1_2",
                        xpath=tree.getpath(element),
                        html_language=child_defined_language,
                        predicted_language=child_detected_language,
                        text=children_text,
                    ))
        else:
            # The children have different values for their defined and detected languages
            for child, child_result in zip(children, children_results):
                child_defined_language, child_detected_language, child_text, _ = child_result
                if child_detected_language and child_detected_language != child_defined_language:
                    # This child is wrong, give a warning for only this child
                    infractions.append(
                        LanguageInfraction(
                            wcag_criterion="WCAG_3_1_2",
                            xpath=tree.getpath(child),
                            html_language=child_defined_language,
                            predicted_language=child_detected_language,
                            text=str(child_text),
                        ))

        # If any of the children of the current element contains a very short piece of text, add it
        # to the current element's text
        for _, _, child_text, _ in children_results:
            if child_text is None:
                continue
            child_text = child_text.strip()

            # We only add the child text if it is short
            if count_words(child_text) >= MIN_WORDS_DEFAULT:
                continue
            current_text = (text or "").strip()

            # We only add the child text if the current text doesn't end with the child text
            if not current_text.endswith(child_text):
                text = current_text + " " + child_text

    # If the current element's text is long enough, predict its language
    if count_words(text) >= MIN_WORDS_DEFAULT:
        detected_language = predict_language(text)
    else:
        detected_language = None

    return defined_language, detected_language, text, infractions