I'm looking for a Javascript library that will look at a page after loading an take any area's tagged to use a SimBraille font to be modified to have an ARIA label describing the Braille Dots that would be seen or felt by a Braille User.
As example in page: we might have The SimBraille font showing the word "displease" this font uses text in page that uses a special mapping to the 64 combination of braille dots seen. So the word "displease" would appear with out the font or more importantly to the screen reader as ".pl,se" (ignore quotation marks).
The problem with this is a screen reader will read out the ASCII goobly-gop; What I want is a javascript library that knows the 64 ASCII mappings that are used in SimBraille notations and append a ARIA label saying "First Cell Dots 2 5 6, Second cell dots 1 2 3 4, ... etc". By the way I think the mappings are the same as used in .BRF files.
This format is know as Braille ASCII See Link:
Any Ideas?