Possible to merge or nest ES6 imports?

Question

Many modern JavaScript libraries are updating from monoliths to modularized npm packages; a couple of examples are lodash and d3.

This is great in terms of keeping build sizes down, but makes for a bit of awkwardness with imports. When loading the entire library, I write:

import d3 from 'd3';

let csv = d3.csv()...
let xScale = d3.scale()...

When loading individual modules instead of the whole package, I write:

import d3_scale from 'd3-scale';
import d3_request from 'd3-request';

let csv = d3_request.csv()...
let xScale = d3.scale.scaleLinear()...

Is there a syntax that would allow me to merge my imports so I can make all the function calls from each package off of a single object (e.g. d3.csv(), d3.scaleLinear())?

Answer 1

As I was writing the question I figured out the answer. Self-rubber-ducking.

The spread operator looks pretty decent here:

import * as d3_request from 'd3-request';
import * as d3_scale from 'd3-scale';
const d3 = {
    ...d3_request,
    ...d3_scale
};

d3.csv('path/to.csv', (error, data) => {
    let xScale = d3.scale()...
});