Python Imports Sorter

by vi4m ALL

Sublime Text 2 plugin to organize your imports easily.

Details

Version 2016.07.31.13.10.31
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 10 years ago
Last Seen 3 hours ago
First Seen 13 years ago

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Readme

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python_imports_sorter

Sublime Text 2/3 plugin for organizing imports in your Python source code. Rules are described by Guido here: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#imports

Example

Input

import sys
  import project.module1
  import os
  import django.contrib
  import django.admin

When selecting and pressing Cmd + Shift + I it will format this like this:

Output

import os
  import sys

  import django.admin
  import django.contrib

  import project.module1

Spliting arguments

You can split long-line python keyword arguments into the new lines using additional command: split arguments. This feature is available only for ST3+

Example:

dict(very_long_variable_name=1, even_longer_variable_name=2, additional_param=3)

to the form of : “

dict( very_long_variable_name=1, even_longer_variable_name=2, additional_param=3 )

Just use command pallete pressing `Super+Shift+P` and chose `split arguments` 
action

Installation
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Use Sublime Text 2 Package manager. Look for python_imports_sorter