code: function jPretty(obj) {
    // make sure data is a json obj
    if(typeof obj === "string") {
      obj = obj.replace(/\s/g,"");
      obj = obj.replace(/'/g,'"');
    }
    let gl;
    try {
      
      const p = JSON.parse(obj); 
      gl = obj; // already stringified
    } catch (e) { // not stringified
        if(typeof obj === "string") {
          obj = obj.replace(/([,|{|\s|])([a-zA-Z0-9]*?)([\s|]*\:)/g,'$1"$2"$3');
        }
  
        const s = JSON.stringify(obj);
        const k = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj));
         if (k && typeof k === 'object') {
          gl = s;
        } else {
          if(typeof obj === "string") {
          //console.log("ERROR: " + );
          obj = obj.replace(/"/g,"'");
          obj = obj.replace(/'/g,'"');
          
          gl = ((obj));
          } else {
            return new Error(`jpretty: input is not recognised json: ${typeof obj}- ${JSON.stringify(obj)}`);
          }
        }
    }
  
    return (() => {
      let jp = prettyJson(gl); 
      if(typeof window !== 'undefined') {
        console.log("jPretty loaded in browser");
          jp = jp.replace(/\{\}/g,"<br/>{}");
      }
      return jp;
    })()
  }
docs: Tidies up the json into a correct javascript object notation.
  
  @param {object} obj text or object.
  calls the main prettyJson module passing the json obj as argument.