Dodo is a test execution framework completely written using Python programming language. You can write test cases using Python and use assertions that you do in other test frameworks.
The major motivation behind development of Dodo is to understand how test frameworks are developed and how do they work. At this point Dodo is not used in production (at least I am not aware of any organization) so there may be unknown issues lurking somewhere in code.
Writing test that can be executed by Dodo is extremely simple. You just have to create a Python package that contains a Python modules containing tests. Test functions must be prefixed with test. i.e test_database_connection. You can find an example test in Example test directory.
Tests can be executed in the following way.
$ dodo \<path-to-test-package\>
After execution you can see results like given below. The result will be printed in Green colour for passed tests and Red for failed tests.
$ dodo /tmp/testpackage/ test_conf_file_not_present - Pass test_database_connection - Pass
Yet to be decided.
You can use Github issue tracker to file a bug. Contribution to code is not accepted yet due to lack of time for review and infrastructure.
You can contact me at Malhar Vora or Madhura mande if you want to use Dodo and want to add some feature.