Classes

Use Attest to start analysis for manual or automated testing. The two functions that are needed for manual testing are

Attest.startServer(_ port: )

and

Attest.stopServer()

These should be called in the AppDelegate. See these two functions for more details.

In automated testing, use the functions Attest.that().isAccessible() to look for accessibility violations in a specified UIViewController. Attest uses a sub-class called Assert to run the analysis, and another sub-class called Result to display the results from the analysis.

Attest is initialized by calling one of three that functions. A that function will automatically create an Assert class, which will be used to run the analyzer. Examples of this include:

Attest.that(view: myView).isAccessible()

Attest.that(viewController: myViewController.isAccessible()

Attest.that(storyBoardName: "Storyboard Name", viewControllerID: "UIViewController ID", bundle: "UIBundle Name").isAccessible()

Attest.that(storyBoardName: "Storyboard Name", viewControllerID: "UIViewController ID").isAccessible()

Attest.that(storyBoardName: "Storyboard Name").isAccessible()

Please see the isAccessible() functions and the that() functions for more information on their correct usages.

One or more Checks are run in one Rule. Each Check sees if the view violates an accessibility requirement.

This is the class that connects the device running the Attest framework to the Attest Mobile UI Client.

A class with information regarding the device that is currently being manually tested with the Attest framework. This information contains:

• Operating System of the device
• Type Name of the device
• A short description of the device