PyConcordion is a Python port of Concordion.

That is :

• Write your specification in HTML with Concordion instrumentation
• Write your fixture in Python just like you would write a fixture in Java
• Run your tests either individually or with the folder runner
• Look at the Concordion report

Latest version

New release is out : version 0.8

• Updating to concordion 1.4.1
• Adding support for concordion-extensions
• Adding a conversion decorator to convert test method parameters

How to try it ?

First be sure to have :

• python (version >= 2.5)
• a Java JDK (version >= 1.5), if your system does not contain one please download it from Sun Microsystem.

To try it :

• download latest PyConcordion release (a .tgz file)
• extract the tgz file
• run python setup.py install in your command line from the extract directory
• if java and javac are in your PATH skip this
• either set your PATH to include java and javac
• or modify config.ini from your local dist_packages directory and set java_command and javac_command to point the place these commands are available
• run command concordion_folder_runner *your_test_directory* (under linux this will work, under windows you may have to do something like python C:\Python26\Scripts\concordion_folder_runner *your_test_directory*)

You can take a look at the two minutes example to see how to write a test. More tests are available in the source repository and you may check Concordion Tutorial for Concordion syntax. See CurrentRestrictions for more details.