I recommend Prettier over ESLint - Prettier tends to produce more consistent results and is a lot faster (because it's doing less work). Moreover, ESLint are de

I recommend Prettier over ESLint - Prettier tends to produce more consistent results and is a lot faster (because it's doing less work). Moreover, ESLint are deprecating the styling rules at the moment (although they'll be made available in a different package). You can configure ESLint to use prettier, but in my experience it's usually easier to just run ESLint separately to prettier.