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Biome v1.3: lint and format TypeScript and JSX in a fraction of a second

8 pointsby conaclosover 1 year ago

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conaclosover 1 year ago
Biome formats and lints your TypeScript, JavaScript, JSX and JSON code in a fraction of a second.<p>Biome follows the formatting convention of Prettier and is able to organize your Typescript&#x2F;JavaScript imports.<p>Biome has many linter rules, including most of the ESLint rules, and many rules from ESLint plugins such as the TypeScript plugin, the A11y accessibility plugin, and react plugin.<p>Also, Biome provides IDE integrations and is able to lint and format malformed code.<p>Biome 1.3 provides new features:<p>- configuration overrides to completely change the behavior of the tools for certain files&#x2F;paths.<p>- the CLI now shows logs via --log-level and --log-kind<p>- the JSON parser now supports trailing commas via configuration (opt-in)<p>- many new rules and bug fixes for the linter.<p>- the import sorting is now stable. You just need to use `check --apply` to have import statements sorted