Ok, I’ve done a lot of working on my code without actually adding any features. Mostly I’ve added decent documentation in the form of Epydoc strings, reorganized the files into a coherent structure, and added a setup.py, README, etc. I also applied for a free account at python-hosting.com, which can hopefully give me the public svn and trac access that I crave.
Most importantly, though, I’ve settled on a name for the framework as a whole: Pity. From the readme:
Pity is an acronym for “Pthon Implementation Template test framework Y”,
which should be self-explanatory. I suspect that as Python matures and
more of the good project acronyms are taken, we will begin to see more
project with names similar to Pity’s.
My current obsession is with adding more geegaws to the menu HTML and rearranging the forms to be more in line with modern, relatively sane web design practices. (Really I should be finishing the sample pages page.)
I figure I’ll be ready to unveil the site in about a week or so.