code-quality

Biome linting and formatting fixes code quality issues automatically. Run `bun biome check --write .` to apply linting and formatting fixes across your codebase in one command.

Git hooks with Husky and lint-staged enforce code quality checks automatically on commit. This integration runs Biome checks and applies formatting before changes are committed, ensuring consistent code quality.

Biome configuration uses a biome.json file to define linter and formatter rules. Configure this file to set your project's code quality standards for linting, formatting, and import organization.

Yes, Biome integrates with Husky for pre-commit hooks and works alongside commitlint for conventional commit validation. This combination ensures both code quality and commit message standards before pushing.

Biome organizes imports as part of its formatting process. When you run `biome check --write`, it reorganizes imports according to your configuration alongside other formatting and linting fixes.

Biome applies to JavaScript and TypeScript projects like IsLeapYear that need automated linting, formatting, and code quality management. It handles the full toolchain from configuration through pre-commit validation.