To be honest, I was really happy with TSLint. The amount of configuration and scaffolding around ESLint is a big turnoff from me compared to how easy it was to get TSLint going.
A lot of the most common TSLint "boxed" configurations have direct ESLint relatives at this point. For one opinionated example there is eslint-config-standard-with-typescript [1]. Using a prepared config like that is just as easy as using one built for TSLint. (It's an "extends" field that does most of the work.)
Though I admit I've kind of moved more towards even more opinionated Prettier than ESLint lately.
Though I admit I've kind of moved more towards even more opinionated Prettier than ESLint lately.
[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-config-standard-with-ty...