Python base36encode Examples

Example #1

 def test_base36encode_ok(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(666), 'ii')

Example #2

 def test_base36encode_neg_len(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(2), '2')

Example #3

 def test_base36encode_not_number(self):
     with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
         base36encode('a')

Example #4

 def test_base36encode_neg(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(-666), '-ii')

Example #5

File: hash2_tests.py Project: AJseesit/resrc

 def test_base36encode_ok(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(666), 'ii')

Example #6

File: hash2_tests.py Project: AJseesit/resrc

 def test_base36encode_not_number(self):
     with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
         base36encode('a')

Example #7

File: hash2_tests.py Project: AJseesit/resrc

 def test_base36encode_neg_len(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(2), '2')

Example #8

File: hash2_tests.py Project: AJseesit/resrc

 def test_base36encode_neg(self):
     '''Test if base36encoding works'''
     self.assertEqual(base36encode(-666), '-ii')