Looking at the examples-- we have Perl and Php, but not Python
Not to criticise those languages, but they are hardly used in test automation anymore (if they ever were). This looks like a really out of date hobby project
I've looked into it, but went with Python instead, since it allows easier access to get through proprietary single-sign-on stuff that sits in the way of getting data. Plus I don't need to worry about when I need to drop down to screen scraping, or build up into a web interface—much nicer to just share modules between everything.
Python would be nice if everybody uses Python 3. Simple dynamic and most of the Open source stuff is scriptable using python. So daily automation is a real possibility. Atleast that's what I am doing.
Kind of crazy that you can make a tool like this in the modern age that isn't cross platform. Maybe they just can't face the Python packaging nightmare on Windows.
Also kind of surprising it's written in Python given that they advertise its speed.
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