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      import unittest

      import zstandard as zstd

      from .common import (

          make_cffi,

          TestCase,

      )

      @make_cffi

      class TestSizes(TestCase):

          def test_decompression_size(self):

              size = zstd.estimate_decompression_context_size()

              self.assertGreater(size, 100000)

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				import unittest

				import zstandard as zstd

				from .common import (
				make_cffi,
				TestCase,
				)


				@make_cffi
				class TestSizes(TestCase):
				def test_decompression_size(self):
				size = zstd.estimate_decompression_context_size()
				self.assertGreater(size, 100000)