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.
You can configure ESLint to use prettier, but in my experience it's usually easier to just run ESLint separately to prettier.