Flatten Import/Requires

[jojobyte]

In the Compact Output section on the bundling page of the docs, it gives the example like rollup...

a.js

console.log("loading A");
export function a() {
  console.log("use!");
}

lib.js

import { a } from "./a";
a();

becomes:

console.log("loading A");
function a() {
  console.log("use!");
}
a();

How do you compile a file with multiple imports so that it has no imports or requires in the end like that example?

Been trying to figure this out for a while now and haven't found a solution and everything tried has not worked.

For more clarity...

alpha.js

(function() {
  console.log('alpha');
})();

bravo.js

(function() {
  console.log('bravo');
})();

charlie.js

(function() {
  console.log('charlie');
})();

combine.js

import './alpha.js';
import './bravo.js';
import './charlie.js';

Run npx swc ./src/combine.js or npx spack

actual output:

import"./alpha";import"./bravo";import"./charlie"

or a huge file with __swcpack_require__, _arrayLikeToArray, etc...

desired output (or something like this):

(function(){console.log('alpha');console.log('bravo');console.log('charlie');})();

Is there a way to get that desired output?