Does isort support my approach?

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Hi!

I've been writing Python for over a decade and I've ultimately arrived at this approach that has not changed in a few years. From what I can tell this can't be done with isort, but maybe I didn't find the right settings:

This is how my organisation typically looks like in my code:

from __future__ import annotations

import os
import requests

from typing import Any
from typing import Dict

• The first block contains all __future__ imports, sorted by name.
• The second block contains all import directives, sorted by name.
• The third block contains all from directives, sorted by name.

I do not use any commas in my imports, that means I never do from foo import bar, baz. I've stopped doing that at some point as it makes for easier sorting and nicer Git histories.

Basically what I do is write my import in the right block, then sort the block.

Any way isort can support this style? Thanks for letting me know.

[mshafer-NI]

Not sure about the blocks..., but you can force isort to keep each import on separate lines with force_single_line=true [ref]