Switch from Eslint/Prettier to Biomejs #127
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- Fix linting issues
- Fix linting issues
- Fix linting issues
-Fix linting issues
- Removing eslint config - Adding Biome config - Update lock file
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Unit Test Results 1 files ±0 97 suites ±0 1m 19s ⏱️ ±0s For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit ab44686. ± Comparison against base commit ab44686. |
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Why this change?
Because the couple Eslint and Prettier
Why BiomeJS?
For the simple reason that it is an extremely fast all-in-one tool (Parser and Linter) written in rust and supported by a large community. It requires almost no initial configuration, neither for the project nor for its plugins integrated into the IDE.
This minor change avoids the installation of nearly 300 packages !