lint-rule-development

You can scaffold a Biome lint rule by using provided scaffold commands to generate rule skeletons in Rust or TypeScript and starter tests. This creates the foundational analyzer rule structure needed for development.

Implementation patterns for Biome analyzer rules cover binding analysis, diagnostics, and code actions. These patterns provide structured logic for detecting violations and suggesting automated fixes within the analyzer.

You write tests for a custom Biome lint rule using generated test scaffolds provided during the scaffolding phase. These starter tests standardize validation across rule development workflows to ensure accurate diagnostics.

Documentation guidelines for Biome lint rules involve using standardized templates to ensure consistency across teams. This standardizes rule development by providing clear formats for explaining rule behavior and merge constraints.

Yes, you can enforce a stylistic constraint by implementing a custom Biome lint rule. The Skill provides scaffolding, testing, and documentation workflows to ensure your new stylistic rule has proper diagnostics and code actions.