Format and lint TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON files with Biome.
npx skills add https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-stack --skill biome-matthewharwood
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: biome Source: https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-stack/tree/main/.claude/skills/biome Command: npx skills add https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-stack --skill biome-matthewharwood
Biome standardizes formatting and linting for TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON across the dean-stack repository, ensuring consistency and CI reliability while CSS remains unmanaged by Biome.
Run biome ci to gate changes and fix issues with biome check during local development.
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Automating formatting and linting for TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON requires a tool that runs during local development and CI gate checks to enforce code quality. Biome standardizes this by integrating with watch mode and gate workflows to check the entire codebase.
Biome does not handle CSS linting or formatting. It strictly formats and lints TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON files, leaving CSS to be managed exclusively by Stylelint to ensure a clear separation of responsibilities and avoid overlap.
To prevent risky code changes in CI, you run the biome ci command as a gate check. For local development, you can use biome check to identify and automatically fix formatting and linting issues before committing.
Yes, Biome integrates with local development watch mode. It hooks into processes like bun run dev to continuously apply formatting and linting to TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON files as you edit them.
Using Biome for repository-wide linting requires a Biome 2.x configuration. This setup enables the enforcement of code quality across TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON files during both local development and CI gating.
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