lsp-mode client for Biome.

To integrate lsp-biome into your Emacs setup, you can take either:

1. Clone this repo, add the lsp-biome.el file to your Emacs load-path.

   (add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/lsp-biome/")

   Replace "/path/to/lsp-biome/" with the actual path to the lsp-biome directory.

2. Alternatively, if you're using a package manager like use-package with quelpa, add the following configuration:

   (use-package lsp-biome
       :vc (:url "https://github.com/cxa/lsp-biome" :rev :newest))
       ;; or :quelpa (lsp-biome :fetcher github :repo "cxa/lsp-biome")) if are using Emacs below 30

Customize the behavior of lsp-biome using the following configuration options:

• lsp-biome-active-file-types: file types that lsp-biome should activate, default is:

  (list (rx "." (or "tsx" "jsx"
                    "ts" "js"
                    "mts" "mjs"
                    "cts" "cjs"
                    "json" "jsonc"
                    "css")
            eos)
  

• lsp-biome-active-hook: Hooks to run after activation, default is nil. See below for a usage example.

Explore the following commands provided by lsp-biome:

• lsp-biome-organize-imports: Organize imports in the current buffer.
• lsp-biome-fix-all: Apply automatic code fixes in current buffer.

Use with apheleia:

(use-package lsp-biome
  :vc (:url "https://github.com/cxa/lsp-biome" :rev :newest)
  :preface
  (defun my/lsp-biome-active-hook ()
    (setq-local apheleia-formatter '(biome)))
  
  :config
  (add-hook 'lsp-biome-active-hook #'my/lsp-biome-active-hook))

To use lsp-biome, you must install biome either within your project or globally (ensure that Emacs can locate your biome in the $PATH).