[py3] Pass bytes as "msg" to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() When passing a unicode string to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() as "msg" argument, there is an implicit bytes encoding using "ascii" encoding in python3. Of course this does not work if the string contains non-ASCII characters. In fact, config's sendmails method intent to pass bytes to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() as it uses msg.as_string() method. Unfortunately, in python3, this method returns a unicode string whereas it returns a bytes string in python2; we thus fix this by calling as_bytes() method on python3. As there is no "as_bytes" method in python2, we need to handle python2 compatibility by hand and either call as_string() or as_bytes(). In testlib, where we mock smtplib.SMTP, we need to keep the "msg" argument of Email class (defined in testlib as well) a unicode string. Otherwise, it fails to be parsed by email.message_from_string() (from stdlib) if it is bytes on python3.

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from unittest import TestCase

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from cubicweb import crypto

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class CryptoTC(TestCase):

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    def test_encrypt_decrypt_roundtrip(self):

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        data = {'a': u'ah', 'b': [1, 2]}

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        seed = 'ssss'

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        crypted = crypto.encrypt(data, seed)

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        decrypted = crypto.decrypt(crypted, seed)

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        self.assertEqual(decrypted, data)

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if __name__ == '__main__':

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    import unittest

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    unittest.main()