Solved Properly tabbing nested tables

[Xikini]

This bugs me everytime I tab tables, and I'm wondering if I'm simply not tabbing them correctly.

I'll show you how I expand and tab my tables, and hopefully someone can show me where I'm going wrong?

local config = {
    [1] = {},
    [2] = {}
}

local config = {
    [1] = {object = {
        [1] = {},
        [2] = {}
        }
    },
    [2] = {object = {
        [1] = {},
        [2] = {}
        }
    }
}

Everything lines up perfectly at this point.
If I add one more nested table, everything get's fudged up.

local config = {
    [1] = {object = {
        [1] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
            }
        },
        [2] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
            }
        }
        } -- these don't line up properly
    },
    [2] = {object = {
        [1] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
            }
        },
        [2] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
            }
        }
        } -- these don't line up properly
    }
}

Am I suppose to keep the brackets on the same line, like this?
Or how am I supposed to do it?

local config = {
    [1] = {object = {
        [1] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
        } },
        [2] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
        } }
    } },
    [2] = {object = {
        [1] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
        } },
        [2] = {object2 = {
            [1] = {},
            [2] = {}
        } }
    } }
}

 

[Zothion]

i usually do it like this

local config = {
    [1] = {
        object = {
            [1] = {
                object2 = {
                    [1] = {},
                    [2] = {}
                }
            },
            [2] = {
                object2 = {
                    [1] = {},
                    [2] = {}
                }
            }     
        }
    }
}

putting the objectX = { on the same line as [index] = { will make formatting it properly really weird imo

looking at your example, i couldnt manage to get the indentation looking "proper" according to my taste, it just ends up weird with double brackets on 1 line, or on 2 consecutive lines :/

EDIT:
actually if you use something like

local config = {
    [1] = {
        ['object'] = {
            [1] = {
                ['object2'] = {
                    [1] = {},
                    [2] = {}
                }
            },
            [2] = {
                ['object2'] = {
                    [1] = {},
                    [2] = {}
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

it fits better than using object = imo

 

[Xikini]

I'll probably use the first example.
The double bracket method is confusing to look at.