How to use the aria2p.utils.human_readable_bytes function in aria2p

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def test_human_readable_mebi_bytes():
    assert human_readable_bytes(2048 * 1024) == "2.00MiB"

def test_human_readable_giga_bytes():
    assert human_readable_bytes(2048 * 1024 * 1024) == "2.00GiB"

def test_human_readable_bytes_0_digits():
    assert human_readable_bytes(0, digits=0) == "0B"

def test_human_readable_tera_bytes():
    assert human_readable_bytes(2048 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024) == "2.00TiB"

def test_human_readable_bytes():
    assert human_readable_bytes(0) == "0.00B"

def test_human_readable_kibi_bytes():
    assert human_readable_bytes(2048) == "2.00KiB"

def test_human_readable_bytes_with_postfix():
    assert human_readable_bytes(0, digits=0, delim=" ", postfix="/s") == "0 B/s"

def test_human_readable_bytes_all_kwargs():
    assert human_readable_bytes(1024, digits=0, delim=" ", postfix="/s") == "1 KiB/s"

def test_human_readable_bytes_space_delim():
    assert human_readable_bytes(0, digits=0, delim=" ") == "0 B"