Im trying to hash a password using python's BaseHash as following:
import basehash
hash_fn = basehash.base36()
hash_value = hash_fn.hash("1") # returns 'M8YZRZ'
unhashed = hash_fn.unhash('M8YZRZ') # returns 1
when im trying to hash a strings such:
hash_value = hash_fn.hash("hellooo")
i get invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'hellooo'. To mention, i have search this error almost everywhere but cant find the solution.
Whats wrong with this?