When running the dtbook-to-epub3 script on DAISY books, the EPUB3 result should have an OPF file with the required accessibility metadata properties that ACE designates as "serious" when missing:
metadata-accessmode
metadata-accessibilityfeature
metadata-accessibilityhazard
Actual Behavior
Running ACE against the EPUB3 output generates a report pointing out the missing properties.
"a11y-metadata": { "missing": [ "schema:accessMode", "schema:accessibilityFeature", "schema:accessibilityHazard", "schema:accessibilitySummary", "schema:accessModeSufficient", "a11y:certifiedBy", "a11y:certifierCredential", "a11y:certifierReport", "dcterms:conformsTo" ], "empty": [], "present": [] },
Steps to Reproduce
The sample book in #674 exhibits this issue, so refer to the EPUB3 output from that.
The ACE report was then generated with this:
$ ace --subdir --silent --outdir ace_sherlock The_Adventures_of_Sherlock_H.epub
Expected Behavior
When running the dtbook-to-epub3 script on DAISY books, the EPUB3 result should have an OPF file with the required accessibility metadata properties that ACE designates as "serious" when missing:
Actual Behavior
Running ACE against the EPUB3 output generates a report pointing out the missing properties.
"a11y-metadata": { "missing": [ "schema:accessMode", "schema:accessibilityFeature", "schema:accessibilityHazard", "schema:accessibilitySummary", "schema:accessModeSufficient", "a11y:certifiedBy", "a11y:certifierCredential", "a11y:certifierReport", "dcterms:conformsTo" ], "empty": [], "present": [] },
Steps to Reproduce
The sample book in #674 exhibits this issue, so refer to the EPUB3 output from that.
The ACE report was then generated with this:
$ ace --subdir --silent --outdir ace_sherlock The_Adventures_of_Sherlock_H.epub
Environment
Logs
ACE JSON report