Node's require() Function Can Seamlessly Switch Between .json And .json.js Files

migration.json

{
	"users": "SELECT * FROM `user` WHERE isActive = 1"
}

migration.json.js

module.exports = {
	users:
	`
		SELECT
			*
		FROM
			user
		WHERE
			isActive = 1
	`
};

test.js

// Synchronously read in this JSON data file.
var migration = require( "./migration.json" );

console.log( "Users Configuration:" );
console.log( migration.users );