I have a .ts file where I have defined and exported two functions as follows:

export const foo = () => { ... }

export const bar = () => { ... }

The code works as expected and I am able to import these functions to other files.

However, when I run lint, eslint throws an error Unexpected chained assignment no-multi-assign

The compiled javascript code in fact shows chained assignment as follows:

exports.foo = exports.bar = void 0;

I could specify a eslint rule to disable the error, but I was wondering if someone could help me understand if I should be doing something differently to write a better syntax.

Note I also tried following with same result:

const foo = () => { ... }
const bar = () => { ... }

export {foo, bar}