ES6 export default (app)=>{} - returns an object. How to return a function?

Question

Node.js

Hello. Dealing with a training example, I ran into an already known problem.

module.export = app => { ... }
import foo from 'module' //foo = function(app)

export default app => { ... } 
import foo from 'module' //foo = { default : function (app)}

In principle, there are no problems using foo.default() in the code, but there are modules for autoloading (well, for example, consign, which breaks.
Is it possible to export in ES6 style in some other way so that the import (or at least require) takes exactly the function?

Answer 1

Use require, not import

Answer 2

export {foo}