Refactor: replace ESLint and Prettier with Biome #440
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This pull request includes several changes focused on migrating from ESLint and Prettier to Biome for linting and formatting. The most important changes include the removal of ESLint and Prettier configurations, the addition of Biome configuration, and updates to the
package.json
to reflect these changes.Migration to Biome:
.eslintrc.js
: Removed the ESLint configuration file..prettierrc
: Removed the Prettier configuration file.biome.json
: Added a new Biome configuration file with detailed settings for linting and formatting.Updates to
package.json
:package.json
: Updated thelint
andlint:fix
scripts to use Biome instead of ESLint.package.json
: Added@biomejs/biome
todevDependencies
and removed ESLint and Prettier dependencies.Minor formatting changes:
nest-cli.json
: Reformatted theplugins
array to a single line.package.json
: Reformatted thekeywords
array to a single line.Other information
This PR makes almost no changes to any existing styling rules.