对 json 文件进行更改后，如何让我的 nodejs 文件重新识别？

Question

I'm working on a nodejs program, in the program I need to be able to check a variable inside a JSON file that will be switched via a different program. I started working on an if statement to figure it out, I soon found out that nodejs doesn't like it when i go around switching variables after the code has been ran. I ran a code that looked a little like this:

"wait for event"{
"code once event happens"
var jsonfile = require('./jsonfile.json')
console.log(jsonfile.variable)}

I would trigger the event, change the json manually then trigger it again the output would look like this

true
true

meaning that it would NOT read the json file after i change it

I tried to force it to 're require' the JSON file in the code above but that hasn't worked, Ive tried running it in a fresh nodejs script to see if it was because of a statement it could possibly be inside the code looked like this

while (true){
var file = require('file.json')
console.log(file.variable)}

i would change the variable and the output would keep outputting true or false

that didnt work.

Answer 1

Geshode wrote a comment that said: Instead of using require, have you tried reading the json file with the native file system, like fs.readFile? Or a library like fs-extra? Instead of using require, have you tried reading the json file with the native file system, like fs.readFile? Or a library like fs-extra?

that worked i put it as an answer so other people can see it, if you need heres some code samples

to read a json file:

fs.readFile('pathtojson', 'utf8', function(err, data){
    let student = JSON.parse(data);
    // Display the file content
    console.log(student.avariableinfile);
  })

if edited correctly should output a variable inside of your json file

to read WITHOUT making it a json object

fs.readFile('pathtofile', 'utf8', function(err, data){
    // Display the file content
    console.log(data);
  });

note: the only differences between these samples is the second one dosnt make it into a json file it will do the same thing if you replace data in console.log(data) to student.varable and add JSON.parse(data) above it