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flake8-multiline-containers 0.0.19
Ensure a consistent format for multiline containers.
License: MIT

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flake8-multiline-containers
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A `Flake8 <https://flake8.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>`_ plugin to ensure a consistent format for multiline containers.

Installation
------------

Install from ``pip`` with:

.. code-block:: sh

     pip install flake8-multiline-containers

Rules
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===== ====
Code  Rule
===== ====
JS101 Multi-line container not broken after opening character
JS102 Multi-line container does not close on same column as opening
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Examples
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.. code-block:: python

  # Right: Opens and closes on same line
  foo = {'a': 'hello', 'b': 'world'}


  # Right: Line break after parenthesis, closes on same column as opening
  foo = {
      'a': 'hello',
      'b': 'world',
  }

  # Right: Line break after parenthesis, closes on same column as opening
  foo = [
      'hello', 'world',
  ]


  # Wrong: JS101
  foo = {'a': 'hello',
         'b': 'world',
  }


  # Wrong: JS101, JS102
  foo = {'a': 'hello',
         'b': 'world'}


  # Wrong: JS101, JS102
  foo = {'hello',
         'world'
        }