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Separate import and import type

See original GitHub issue

With the new import type syntax in Typescript, I feel it would be better for that to be separated than treated the same as any other import currently.

For example, there should be a separation between the two with an empty line, whilst the current setup autofixes both of them together. 2021-08-31_02-26

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Created 2 years ago
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lydellcommented, Aug 31, 2021

Hi! You can do this with Custom grouping:

Type imports have \u0000 appended to their from string (ends with \u0000). You can match them with "\\u0000$" – but you probably need more than that to avoid them also being matched by other groups.

Here are some examples:

https://github.com/lydell/eslint-plugin-simple-import-sort/blob/1f753fb3e5b8eadf6cf9fdda8790d01dd9eade26/examples/.eslintrc.js#L121-L222

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lydellcommented, Sep 4, 2021

My conclusion here is:

The defaults won’t change soon.
But feel free to open an issue about the defaults if you like, which could stay open for a long time to collect feedback from others.