def test_decrypts_message_with_more_than_ten_padded_characters(self):
        sixteen_char_message = '{ a }' + chr(11) * 11
        encrypted_message = encrypt_string(sixteen_char_message, self.__key)

        decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, self.__key)

        self.assertEqual(decrypted_message, '{ a }')
    def test_decrypts_message_with_some_padding(self):
        sixteen_char_message = '{ abcdefghij }' + chr(2) * 2
        encrypted_message = encrypt_string(sixteen_char_message, self.__key)

        decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, self.__key)

        self.assertEqual(decrypted_message, '{ abcdefghij }')
    def test_decrypts_message_with_full_final_block_padding(self):
        sixteen_char_message = '{ abcdefghijkl }'
        encrypted_message = encrypt_string(sixteen_char_message, self.__key)

        decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, self.__key)

        self.assertEqual(decrypted_message, '{ abcdefghijkl }')
    def test_decrypts_message_with_more_than_ten_padded_characters(self):
        five_char_message = '{ a }'
        encrypted_message = encrypt_string(five_char_message, self.__key)

        decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, self.__key)

        self.assertEqual(decrypted_message, '{ a }')
    def test_decrypts_message_with_full_final_block_padding(self):
        # PKCS5 Padding uses a block of chr(0) to indicate that there was a full
        # block of bytes in the previous block
        sixteen_char_message_with_padding = '{ abcdefghijkl }' + chr(16) * 16
        encrypted_message = encrypt_string(sixteen_char_message_with_padding,
                                           self.__key)

        decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, self.__key)

        self.assertEqual(decrypted_message, '{ abcdefghijkl }')
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 def __encrypt_and_send_to_sqs(self, messages):
     message_ids = []
     for message in messages:
         encrypted_message = encrypt_string(message, ENCRYPTION_KEY)
         response = self.__sqs_client.send_message(
             QueueUrl=self.__queue_url,
             MessageBody=encrypted_message,
             DelaySeconds=0)
         message_ids.append(response['MessageId'])
     return message_ids
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 def __encrypt_and_send_to_sqs(self, messages):
     for message in messages:
         encrypted_message = encrypt_string(pad(message), ENCRYPTION_KEY)
         self.__sqs_client.send_message(QueueUrl=self.__queue_url,
                                        MessageBody=encrypted_message,
                                        DelaySeconds=0)