/usr/bin/biome

Biome's command-line interface for checking, formatting, and linting files, managing configuration,
and interacting with the daemon.

Usage: biome COMMAND ...

Available options:
    -h, --help     Prints help information
    -V, --version  Prints version information

Available commands:
    version        Prints the Biome CLI version and information about the connected daemon server,
                   if any, then exits.
    upgrade        Upgrades Biome to the latest stable version.
    rage           Prints a troubleshooting report with CLI, platform, environment, configuration,
                   workspace, and daemon server information.
    start          Starts the Biome daemon server used for integration with third-party clients,
                   such as editor extensions.
    stop           Stops the Biome daemon server if it is running.
    check          Checks the specified files for formatting, linting, and assist actions.
    lint           Runs the linter on the specified files.
    format         Formats the specified files.
    ci             Runs formatting checks, linting checks, and assist actions in CI without
                   modifying files.
    init           Creates a default Biome configuration file in the current working directory.
    inspect        Inspects Biome state without modifying files.
    lsp-proxy      Ensures that the Biome daemon server is running, then forwards Language Server
                   Protocol messages between the daemon server and standard input and output.
    migrate        Previews configuration updates required by breaking changes. The `prettier` and
                   `eslint` subcommands instead import settings from those tools.
    search         EXPERIMENTAL: Finds code that matches a GritQL pattern, optionally limited to
                   specific files or directories.
    explain        Prints documentation for a lint rule or the path to the daemon server log
                   directory.
    clean          Removes the Biome daemon server log files.