Can I directly export the result of the function store, so I don't need to call it every time?

[rodrigocfd]

This is the common case for defining and exporting an store:

const useFoo = defineStore('foo', {
	state: () => ({
		name: 'Joe',
	}),
});

export default useFoo;

However, I need to call the exported function every time I use it:

import useFoo from './useFoo';

const foo = useFoo();
console.log(foo.name);

So, what I am thinking is:

const useFoo = defineStore('foo', {
	state: () => ({
		name: 'Joe',
	}),
});

export default useFoo(); // note: export the result of the function

... so I could directly:

import foo from './useFoo';

console.log(foo.name);

Is there any downsides of doing this?

[MayaraRMA]

Yes, there is as far I know. You can have an error about no active pinia detected.
In this video, you can see this approach will fail. useStore is designed to be called multiple times.