Doesn't work with \n in the string

[jbagot]

Hi, first of all it's really cool and I was thinking in do this tool but I found yours, I'll contribute here.

The issue is when there is a \n in the string doesn't work.
Also should respect the multiline, because if I have something like:

print(
    "hello %s, "
    "my name is %s" % (world, jordi)
)

It's converted to print(f"hello {world}, my name is {jordi}"), it's correct but it isn't respect the multiline.

[jacktasia]

Thanks for the kind words. 🙂

it's correct but it isn't respect the multiline.

Do you mean in the formatting of the outputted code? If so, right now that's not supported, because handling all of the edge cases of trying to reformat arbitrary multiline formatting from the input code -- I think -- is actually a harder problem to get right than the actual conversion itself. I mainly punted on that because I auto format my code with https://github.com/ambv/black anyway.

That said, I'd certainly be open to a PR to provide that type of support.