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mobium audit

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Run the platform's own accessibility audit on the screen in front (iOS)

On iOS this is Apple's audit, XCUITest's performAccessibilityAudit through WebDriverAgent, on a simulator or a real iPhone (iOS 17 and later): hit regions too small to touch, contrast, labels that repeat their traits, Dynamic Type, clipped text. Each finding names the element and gives a locator for it. It audits only what is on screen. Its hit-region rule is Apple's and far below the 44pt guideline, so mobium screen --inspect can name a small target this passes. Android refuses: its audits run inside the app.

Usage​

mobium audit [flags]

Examples​

Run the platform's own accessibility audit on the screen in front​

mobium audit

More, from mobium audit --help​

mobium audit
mobium audit --json

No screenshot: it reads the platform's audit of the screen, and nothing on the screen changes.

The tool​

audit calls app_audit; its arguments and what every client calls it are there.