@flow-industries/lint

@flow-industries/lint

Shared Biome configuration and a reusable CI workflow for Flow's TypeScript projects.

This repo is the single source of truth for code-quality rules across Flow's TypeScript repos (auth, site, docs, ui, mcp, status, dash, talk, sense). Each repo carries only a tiny stub that points here — the actual rules and CI steps live here once.

Biome config

Two presets are published as @flow-industries/lint:

• @flow-industries/lint/biome — the self-contained core (formatter + recommended lint, no framework domain)
• @flow-industries/lint/react — additive: adds only Biome's react lint domain on top of the core

Use it

bun add -d @flow-industries/lint @biomejs/biome@2.5.8 biome-anti-slop

Add a biome.json to the repo root. React projects extend both presets (Biome merges them left to right):

{
  "extends": [
    "@flow-industries/lint/biome",
    "@flow-industries/lint/react"
  ],
  "files": { "includes": ["**", "!dist"] }
}

A non-React project extends just the core:

{ "extends": ["@flow-industries/lint/biome"], "files": { "includes": ["**", "!dist"] } }

The react preset is additive on purpose — it carries only the domain, never its own copy of the formatter/core rules. (A relative extends inside a published package does not resolve from a consumer's node_modules, so the core can't be pulled in transitively; listing both presets in the consumer is the reliable pattern.) Per-repo ignores (generated dirs, vendored code) go in the local stub via files.includes — Biome merges these arrays additively with the shared presets. Keep @biomejs/biome pinned to the exact version above so every repo lints with an identical rule set.

Recommended package.json scripts:

{
  "lint": "biome check",
  "format": "biome format --write",
  "check": "biome check --write"
}

anti-slop

The anti-slop rules — low-evidence TypeScript patterns like unjustified type assertions, unknown smuggled through contracts, runtime typeof narrowing — run as Biome GritQL plugins via the published biome-anti-slop package. No second linter.

Consumers add it as a third preset (Biome resolves the bare specifier from the consumer's node_modules, and the plugin paths inside it resolve against the project root):

{
  "extends": [
    "@flow-industries/lint/biome",
    "@flow-industries/lint/react",
    "biome-anti-slop"
  ]
}

Where a rule must stay off (dash and mcp keep no-shape-in-symbol-names off — shape is the chart model's domain noun), list the 14 wanted plugins individually under plugins instead of extending the preset; per-rule configuration is not possible for GritQL plugins.

Requires Biome ≥2.5.0, hence the 2.5.8 pin. npx biome-anti-slop doctor verifies the rules load.

Reusable CI workflow

.github/workflows/ts-check.yml is a workflow_call workflow that sets up Bun, installs with a frozen lockfile, then runs bun run lint and a typecheck. Call it from a repo:

name: CI
on:
  pull_request:
  push:
    branches: [main]
concurrency:
  group: ci-${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }}
  cancel-in-progress: true
jobs:
  check:
    uses: flow-industries/lint/.github/workflows/ts-check.yml@v1
    with:
      runner: flow-arc            # ubuntu-latest for public repos
      typecheck-cmd: "bun run typecheck"

Inputs:

Input	Default	Notes
runner	ubuntu-latest	Use a self-hosted runner label (e.g. flow-arc) for private repos; public repos stay on ubuntu-latest.
install-cmd	bun install --frozen-lockfile	Override to add flags such as --ignore-scripts when a transitive dep's native build breaks on the runner.
typecheck-cmd	bun run typecheck	Override for repos whose typecheck needs codegen first.
run-build	false	Set true to also run bun run build. Skip for react-router apps — building under Bun hits the react-dom/server.bun.js renderToPipeableStream gap; let the docker job build under Node instead.