You can probably use AncestorIncludeTags on your modules folder, modulesearchmode of children, and ModuleAncestors of script
I believe this way, you’ll be able to see every module in the modules folder, and modules that are children of the current script
It seems that a lot of commands aren’t listed under Commands on this post.
You also need to update the command options with the newly added options.
The descending_length and ascending_length options for ImportSort doesn’t seem to work for me.
local ReplicatedFirst = game:GetService("ReplicatedFirst")
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local ServerStorage = game:GetService("ServerStorage")
(descending_length)
Maybe it isn’t supposed to work with services? In that case I definitely think you should add support for that.
Hi, I forgot to use the ascending & descending length function in the code :V
Also I just finished playing Minecraft with my little sister, sorry for taking a bit to respond 
Yeah I’ll do that, theres just been alot of changes and I haven’t had time to update it
Also maybe you can add a setting for choosing whether or not it should reference the variable after import.
For example by default (only option at the moment):
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
ReplicatedStorage
Option to change it to this:
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
Ahh yea I can try adding that, just to clarify do you want existing stuff (like import sorting, casing transforms etc) to apply to these too or nah
I just want to be able to have it not type that variable name when you import any service, module or other instance. Just make it a universal toggle for automatically writing that variable name.
So like lets say you type in !pl and press enter to autocomplete it to Players, do you want the place where you typed !pl to be replaced with blank and then define the service at the top? Cuz if so I can implement that pretty easily yea
Yep. It’s basically not even a feature, just a simple toggle.
Oh wait maybe you misunderstood me with the SelectionImport feature. It should import just like when you auto-import a module or service, just with the selected instance instead of the selected autocomplete suggestion. It should not simply add it to the autocomplete suggestions list.
ReplaceImportWithBlank which is false by defaultI don’t really get it 
Can you provide like a step-by-step procedure as to how this would work if you don’t mind
These should give the same result:
Autocompletion import:
!MyCoolModule
Selection import:
!!
(I have the MyCoolModule selected)
Cursor.findVariableImportPosition() to correctly get an import position between services and modulesNOTE: Currently non-require paths aren’t handled by UseSharedPathVars
Cursor.findVariableImportPosition() to correctly get an import position between services and modulesNOTE: Currently non-require paths aren’t handled by UseSharedPathVars
NOTE 2: I’m still trying to get the spacing using Cursor.findVariableImportPosition() right so uh yeah don’t be surprised when your variables are social distancing 
Also the SelectionImport feature doesn’t recognize modules and services. It should do so and then put require() and game:GetService() accordingly.
It already does getservice though, also yea ill make module imports similar to autoimports