I have a JavaScript project that must be bundled using Rollup.js which depends on a package A which in turn depends on a package B:

"mypackage" ---import--> "A" ----import----> "B"

Let's say that my package import a function "connect" from package A, which in turn import a "connect" function exported by the module B. Something like:

//mypackage index.js
import { connect } from 'A'

//A index.js
import { connect } from 'B'

//B index.js
export function connect() {}

Since my package requires a bundled version of the package B (let's say "B.bundle.js"), how can i configure Rollup.js in order to replace for each dependency of my project requiring B (A in this case) to use my local bundled version (i.e. B.bundle.js, which of course exports the "connect" function too)?

When Rollup.js creates the bundled version of my project i would like to achieve something like the following:

//A index.js after being processed by Rollup
import { connect } from './src/B.bundle.js'

Is something like this possible with Rollup or with a plugin? Sorry for the question, but I'm new to rollup and bundling in general.