How to use the httpie.downloads.ContentRangeError function in httpie

def test_Content_Range_parsing(self):

        parse = parse_content_range

        self.assertEqual(parse('bytes 100-199/200', 100), 200)
        self.assertEqual(parse('bytes 100-199/*', 100), 200)

        # missing
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, None, 100)

        # syntax error
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'beers 100-199/*', 100)

        # unexpected range
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/*', 99)

        # invalid instance-length
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-99/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-100/*', 100)

def test_Content_Range_parsing(self):

        parse = parse_content_range

        self.assertEqual(parse('bytes 100-199/200', 100), 200)
        self.assertEqual(parse('bytes 100-199/*', 100), 200)

        # missing
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, None, 100)

        # syntax error
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'beers 100-199/*', 100)

        # unexpected range
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/*', 99)

        # invalid instance-length
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-99/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        self.assertRaises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-100/*', 100)

assert parse('bytes 100-199/*', 100) == 200

        # missing
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, None, 100)

        # syntax error
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'beers 100-199/*', 100)

        # unexpected range
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/*', 99)

        # invalid instance-length
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-99/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-100/*', 100)

def test_Content_Range_parsing(self):
        parse = parse_content_range

        assert parse('bytes 100-199/200', 100) == 200
        assert parse('bytes 100-199/*', 100) == 200

        # missing
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, None, 100)

        # syntax error
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'beers 100-199/*', 100)

        # unexpected range
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/*', 99)

        # invalid instance-length
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-199/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-99/199', 100)

        # invalid byte-range-resp-spec
        pytest.raises(ContentRangeError, parse, 'bytes 100-100/*', 100)

instance_length = (
        int(content_range_dict['instance_length'])
        if content_range_dict['instance_length']
        else None
    )

    # "A byte-content-range-spec with a byte-range-resp-spec whose
    # last- byte-pos value is less than its first-byte-pos value,
    # or whose instance-length value is less than or equal to its
    # last-byte-pos value, is invalid. The recipient of an invalid
    # byte-content-range- spec MUST ignore it and any content
    # transferred along with it."
    if (first_byte_pos >= last_byte_pos
        or (instance_length is not None
            and instance_length <= last_byte_pos)):
        raise ContentRangeError(
            'Invalid Content-Range returned: %r' % content_range)

    if (first_byte_pos != resumed_from
        or (instance_length is not None
            and last_byte_pos + 1 != instance_length)):
        # Not what we asked for.
        raise ContentRangeError(
            'Unexpected Content-Range returned (%r)'
            ' for the requested Range ("bytes=%d-")'
            % (content_range, resumed_from)
        )

    return last_byte_pos + 1

def parse_content_range(content_range: str, resumed_from: int) -> int:
    """
    Parse and validate Content-Range header.

    

    :param content_range: the value of a Content-Range response header
                          eg. "bytes 21010-47021/47022"
    :param resumed_from: first byte pos. from the Range request header
    :return: total size of the response body when fully downloaded.

    """
    if content_range is None:
        raise ContentRangeError('Missing Content-Range')

    pattern = (
        r'^bytes (?P\d+)-(?P\d+)'
        r'/(\*|(?P\d+))$'
    )
    match = re.match(pattern, content_range)

    if not match:
        raise ContentRangeError(
            'Invalid Content-Range format %r' % content_range)

    content_range_dict = match.groupdict()
    first_byte_pos = int(content_range_dict['first_byte_pos'])
    last_byte_pos = int(content_range_dict['last_byte_pos'])
    instance_length = (
        int(content_range_dict['instance_length'])

# last- byte-pos value is less than its first-byte-pos value,
    # or whose instance-length value is less than or equal to its
    # last-byte-pos value, is invalid. The recipient of an invalid
    # byte-content-range- spec MUST ignore it and any content
    # transferred along with it."
    if (first_byte_pos >= last_byte_pos
        or (instance_length is not None
            and instance_length <= last_byte_pos)):
        raise ContentRangeError(
            'Invalid Content-Range returned: %r' % content_range)

    if (first_byte_pos != resumed_from
        or (instance_length is not None
            and last_byte_pos + 1 != instance_length)):
        # Not what we asked for.
        raise ContentRangeError(
            'Unexpected Content-Range returned (%r)'
            ' for the requested Range ("bytes=%d-")'
            % (content_range, resumed_from)
        )

    return last_byte_pos + 1