Concordion is an open source framework for Java that lets you turn a plain English description of a requirement into an automated test.
Concordion uses Gradle as a build tool. The code base includes the Gradle Wrapper, which will automatically download the correct version of Gradle.
From the command line, run gradlew tasks to show available tasks.
Note: If the current directory is not on your path, you will need to use ./gradlew tasks on Unix-based systems, or .\gradlew tasks on Windows.
After installing Gradle, run the following from the command line:
gradlew clean test
This will download the required dependencies, clean the existing project, recompile all source code and run all the tests. Concordion output is written to the ./build/reports/spec folder.
For Eclipse and NetBeans, you will need to install a Gradle plugin to your IDE before importing the project. See Gradle tooling for details.
On importing the project to your IDE, the required dependencies will be downloaded.
History prior to April 2013 is in the Subversion repository.