How to use the amcrest.utils.to_unit function in amcrest
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tchellomello / python-amcrest / tests / test_utils.py View on Github 
def test_to_unit(self):
"""Test return code from utils.to_unit."""
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1024, unit='B')[0])
self.assertEqual(8192.0, to_unit(8589934592, unit='MB')[0])
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1099511627776, unit='GB')[0])
self.assertNotEqual(117.73, to_unit('123000300', unit='MB')[0])def test_to_unit(self):
"""Test return code from utils.to_unit."""
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1024, unit='B')[0])
self.assertEqual(8192.0, to_unit(8589934592, unit='MB')[0])
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1099511627776, unit='GB')[0])
self.assertNotEqual(117.73, to_unit('123000300', unit='MB')[0])def test_to_unit(self):
"""Test return code from utils.to_unit."""
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1024, unit='B')[0])
self.assertEqual(8192.0, to_unit(8589934592, unit='MB')[0])
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1099511627776, unit='GB')[0])
self.assertNotEqual(117.73, to_unit('123000300', unit='MB')[0])def test_to_unit(self):
"""Test return code from utils.to_unit."""
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1024, unit='B')[0])
self.assertEqual(8192.0, to_unit(8589934592, unit='MB')[0])
self.assertEqual(1024.0, to_unit(1099511627776, unit='GB')[0])
self.assertNotEqual(117.73, to_unit('123000300', unit='MB')[0])amcrest
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