A small, safe import sorter
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μsort
μsort is a minimal import sorter. It should not make "dangerous" changes to your files, by detecting blocks which can be internally sorted. This simple heuristic works surprisingly well on real-world code:
import foo as os
import os
For this, we detect two sortable blocks because of the name shadowing.
import disable_network
disable_network.disable()
import b
For this, we detect two sortable blocks because of an intervening non-import statement.
Usage
To run on itself:
$ usort format --diff .
or to apply the changes remove --diff.
Debugging
To see the blocks and sort keys:
$ usort list-imports --debug <filename>
Tests
Run
$ make venv
$ . .venv/bin/activate
$ make test
or
$ tox -p all
License
usort is MIT licensed, as found in the LICENSE file.
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