Does plugin consider nested object destructuring when analyzing require statements?

[WarioNeila86]

Hi, thanks for this plugin!

I've started experimenting a bit with it and I've found out that it seems to ignore require statements that are using nested object destructuring.

Check this example:

const {C: {nestedProperty}} = require('./c.js');
const {A} = require('./a.js');
const {B} = require('./b.js');
const a = new A();
const b = new B();
const c = new nestedProperty();

It doesn't really matter where you put the line with nestedProperty, ESLint do not throw any errors. Hence I'm wondering if this might be an issue or just the expected behaviour.

I would expect it to complain cause nestedProperty is using small caps for the first letter, so it should be placed after {B}.

I'm using default config with 'require-sort/require-sort': 'error' in my .eslintrc.js file.

Thanks again.

[zcuric]

@WarioNeila86 thanks for feedback!

When I developed this I think I did not implement the check for nested object restructuring. I'll take a look soon (TM).