A Rollup plugin that merges multiple JavaScript files into a single output, supporting both library and application builds. The current stable version is 2.1.1, released with a moderate cadence. It differentiates from similar plugins by offering fine-grained control over file ordering and custom transforms during concatenation. However, it lacks TypeScript support and is primarily used in legacy workflows where bundle splitting is not required.
npm install rollup-plugin-combineVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Combines two input files into a single output file using the plugin.
Use alternative plugin with source map support or disable source maps in Rollup.
Rename 'files' to 'include' in plugin options.
Ensure 'output' is provided in plugin options.
Use 'import combine from 'rollup-plugin-combine'' instead of 'import { combine } from ...'Add 'output' property to the plugin options, e.g., output: 'bundle.js'
Run 'npm install rollup-plugin-combine' and ensure it's in your package.json.
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