Python modified_url_b64decode Examples

Example #1

 def test_invalid_padding(self):
     """
     If the given string has incorrect padding, the function should add the
     needed padding and decode properly.
     """
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('abc'), base64.b64decode('abc='))
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('ab'), base64.b64decode('ab=='))

Example #2

File: test__utils.py Project: 15776950506/affiliates

 def test_invalid_padding(self):
     """
     If the given string has incorrect padding, the function should add the
     needed padding and decode properly.
     """
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('abc'), base64.b64decode('abc='))
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('ab'), base64.b64decode('ab=='))

Example #3

 def test_basic_decode(self):
     """Test that basic decoding functionality works."""
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('UA=='), 'P')

Example #4

 def test_character_replacement(self):
     """
     The modified decoding should replace the - and _ characters with + and
     / before decoding.
     """
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('a-b_'), base64.b64decode('a+b/'))

Example #5

File: test__utils.py Project: 15776950506/affiliates

 def test_basic_decode(self):
     """Test that basic decoding functionality works."""
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('UA=='), 'P')

Example #6

File: test__utils.py Project: 15776950506/affiliates

 def test_character_replacement(self):
     """
     The modified decoding should replace the - and _ characters with + and
     / before decoding.
     """
     eq_(modified_url_b64decode('a-b_'), base64.b64decode('a+b/'))