biome-linting

Biome linting enforces code quality by checking JavaScript and TypeScript files against rules across accessibility, correctness, performance, security, and style categories. Run `biome check` to identify violations across your entire repo or targeted file patterns like `src/**/*.ts`.

Yes, Biome can auto-fix safe violations. Use `biome check --write` to apply automatic fixes to your JavaScript or TypeScript files. The tool distinguishes between safe and unsafe fixes to prevent unintended code changes.

Biome supports seven rule categories: Accessibility, Complexity, Correctness, Performance, Security, Style, and Suspicious. These categories cover web standards compliance, code reliability, performance optimization, security vulnerabilities, and code style consistency.

Biome supports strict CI enforcement and JSON output for integration into continuous integration pipelines. Run `biome check` in your CI environment to enforce lint checks on pull requests or commits, with optional reporting formats for automated systems.

Yes, Biome linting applies to web applications, libraries, and CI workflows. It runs on entire repositories or specific file patterns, making it suitable for projects of varying scope and structure.