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StandardJS Parsing error: Unexpected token =

I'm trying to use StandardJS to lint my code, but it gives me this unexpected parsing error when I run standard --fix:

standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (https://standardjs.com)
  C:\Users\<path>\index.js:7:11: Parsing error: Unexpected token =

Here is the part of my code it's referring to (indicating the 7th line, there is a '>' symbol):

export class DiscordEmbed {
    constructor () {
    }

    title = null;
    description = null;
>   url = null;
    color = null;
    fields= [ ];
    thumbnail = { url: null };
    image = { url: null };
    author = { name: null, url: null, icon_url: null };
    footer = { text: null, icon_url: null };

...

I expected StandardJS to lint my code without any difficulties, as my code is working as intended, I've tested it multiple times. This makes me believe that this is a StandardJS-specific problem.

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