Runs isort against the given code snippet and ensures that it gives consistent output across multiple runs, and if an expected_output is given

Clones the given repository into the given directory path

Runs isort in diff and check mode with the given arguments

Render already-rendered, sorted ``elements`` as ``open ... close`` honoring the config: a single line when it fits within ``line_length`` (account

Render a single sorted element: strings via black's quote rule, everything else via repr() (so ints and other literals in ``# isort: list`` etc. k

Tests that the given code: - Behaves the same when formatted multiple times with isort. - Agrees with black formatting. - Matches the desi

Returns if the given path exists and also matches the case on Windows. When finding files that can be imported, it is important for the cases to

Returns the closest config relative to filename by doing a depth first search on the prefix tree.

Returns True if the file and/or folder should be skipped based on current settings.

Shows a unified_diff for the provided input and output against the provided file path. - **file_input**: A string that represents the contents of

Sorts any imports within the provided code stream, outputs to the provided output stream. Returns `True` if anything is modified from the origina

Open a file in read only mode using the encoding detected by detect_encoding().

Checks any imports within the provided code stream, returning `False` if any unsorted or incorrectly imports are found or `True` if no problems ar

r"""Collect continuation lines for a multi-line import statement. Handles both parenthesised imports ``from X import (`` + newline + `` Y, Z)`

Call entry_point after lazy loading it. TODO: The reason for lazy loading here are unknown.

Finds and returns all imports within the provided code stream. - **input_stream**: The stream of code with imports that need to be sorted. -

Run a command and return raw output :param str command: the command to run :returns: the stdout output of the command

If the current line is an import line it will return its type.

Returns the section placement for the given module name alongside the reasoning.

Normalize a ``from … import …`` string, handling line-continuation characters. Removes ``import(``, backslash continuations and embedded newlines

Normalizes import related statements in the provided line.

Determine if a given line should be skipped.

Given a string value that represents True or False, returns the Boolean equivalent. Heavily inspired from distutils strtobool.

Quote a string the way black does: prefer double quotes, fall back to single only when it avoids escaping. Values with backslashes or control char

Build the import statements for a given list (`as_imports`) of aliased imports.

Build a string of imports, wrapping them across multiple lines if necessary.

Build the sorted import lines for one group (eager or lazy) within a section.

Output stream that is written to disk, using a "temporary" `.isorted` file. If `changed` is set at exit it will replace the source file with

Return whether an import statement carries a per-line ``isort: skip`` directive.

Output stream that is kept in memory. If `changed` is set at exit it will copy the stream to the source file.

Return whether `line` opens a comment, a docstring or any other string literal. A string prefix (`r`, `b`, `f`, `u` or a legal combination of the

Expand pattern if identified as a directory and return found sub packages

Fail on unrecoverable exception with custom message.

Return `line` without a leading Python string prefix (`r`, `b`, `f`, `u` or a legal combination of them), so quote-based heuristics see the quote

Build the from-import lines for a given module and section.