How to use the sentinelsat.InvalidChecksumError function in sentinelsat

f.write(dummy_content)
    expected_path.remove()
    product_info = api.download(uuid, str(tmpdir), checksum=False)
    assert not tempfile_path.check(exists=1)
    assert expected_path.check(exists=1, file=1)
    assert expected_path.computehash("md5") != hash
    expected_product_info["downloaded_bytes"] = expected_product_info["size"] - len(dummy_content)
    assert product_info == expected_product_info

    # Create invalid tempfile, with checksum check
    # Expect continued download and exception raised
    dummy_content = b"aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
    with tempfile_path.open("wb") as f:
        f.write(dummy_content)
    expected_path.remove()
    with pytest.raises(InvalidChecksumError):
        api.download(uuid, str(tmpdir), checksum=True)
    assert not tempfile_path.check(exists=1)
    assert not expected_path.check(exists=1, file=1)

    tmpdir.remove()

# clean up
    for f in tmpdir.listdir():
        f.remove()

    # Prepare a response with an invalid checksum
    url = "https://scihub.copernicus.eu/apihub/odata/v1/Products('%s')?$format=json" % product_id
    json = api.session.get(url).json()
    json["d"]["Checksum"]["Value"] = "00000000000000000000000000000000"

    # Force the download to fail by providing an incorrect checksum
    with requests_mock.mock(real_http=True) as rqst:
        rqst.get(url, json=json)

        # md5 flag set (implicitly), should raise an exception
        run_cli(*command, must_raise=InvalidChecksumError)

    # clean up
    tmpdir.remove()

f.write(dummy_content)
    expected_path.remove()
    product_info = api.download(uuid, str(tmpdir), checksum=False)
    assert not tempfile_path.check(exists=1)
    assert expected_path.check(exists=1, file=1)
    assert expected_path.computehash("md5") != hash
    expected_product_info["downloaded_bytes"] = expected_product_info["size"] - len(dummy_content)
    assert product_info == expected_product_info

    # Create invalid tempfile, with checksum check
    # Expect continued download and exception raised
    dummy_content = b'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'
    with tempfile_path.open("wb") as f:
        f.write(dummy_content)
    expected_path.remove()
    with pytest.raises(InvalidChecksumError):
        api.download(uuid, str(tmpdir), checksum=True)
    assert not tempfile_path.check(exists=1)
    assert not expected_path.check(exists=1, file=1)

    tmpdir.remove()