Function test_urlencode_base64

python/ccxt/test/base/test_urlencode_base64.py:17–49

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import ccxt.async_support as ccxt  # noqa: F402

def test_urlencode_base64():
    exchange = ccxt.Exchange({
        'id': 'sampleexchange',
    })
    # Test 1: Simple string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('hello') == 'aGVsbG8'
    # Test 2: String with space
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('hello world') == 'aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ'
    # Test 3: Short string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('test') == 'dGVzdA'
    # Test 4: Empty string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('') == ''
    # Test 5: Single character
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('a') == 'YQ'
    # Test 6: Two characters
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('ab') == 'YWI'
    # Test 7: Three characters (no padding needed)
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('abc') == 'YWJj'
    # Test 8: Four characters
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('abcd') == 'YWJjZA'
    # Test 9: JSON-like string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('{"user":"test"}') == 'eyJ1c2VyIjoidGVzdCJ9'
    # Test 10: String with special characters (urlsafe base64)
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('subjects?_d') == 'c3ViamVjdHM_X2Q'
    # Test 11: Longer string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('The quick brown fox') == 'VGhlIHF1aWNrIGJyb3duIGZveA'
    # Test 12: Numbers as string
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64('123456789') == 'MTIzNDU2Nzg5'
    #
    # add binary tests
    #
    binary_data = exchange.base16_to_binary('191919191919')
    assert exchange.urlencode_base64(binary_data) == 'GRkZGRkZ'