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-# json-stringify-nice
-
-Stringify an object sorting scalars before objects, and defaulting to
-2-space indent.
-
-Sometimes you want to stringify an object in a consistent way, and for
-human legibility reasons, you may want to put any non-object properties
-ahead of any object properties, so that it's easier to track the nesting
-level as you read through the object, but you don't want to have to be
-meticulous about maintaining object property order as you're building up
-the object, since it doesn't matter in code, it only matters in the output
-file.  Also, it'd be nice to have it default to reasonable spacing without
-having to remember to add `, null, 2)` to all your `JSON.stringify()`
-calls.
-
-If that is what you want, then this module is for you, because it does
-all of that.
-
-## USAGE
-
-```js
-const stringify = require('json-stringify-nice')
-const obj = {
-  z: 1,
-  y: 'z',
-  obj: { a: {}, b: 'x' },
-  a: { b: 1, a: { nested: true} },
-  yy: 'a',
-}
-
-console.log(stringify(obj))
-/* output:
-{
-  "y": "z", <-- alphabetical sorting like whoa!
-  "yy": "a",
-  "z": 1,
-  "a": { <-- a sorted before obj, because alphabetical, and both objects
-    "b": 1,
-    "a": {  <-- note that a comes after b, because it's an object
-      "nested": true
-    }
-  },
-  "obj": {
-    "b": "x",
-    "a": {}
-  }
-}
-*/
-
-// specify an array of keys if you have some that you prefer
-// to be sorted in a specific order.  preferred keys come before
-// any other keys, and in the order specified, but objects are
-// still sorted AFTER scalars, so the preferences only apply
-// when both values are objects or both are non-objects.
-console.log(stringify(obj, ['z', 'yy', 'obj']))
-/* output
-{
-  "z": 1, <-- z comes before other scalars
-  "yy": "a", <-- yy comes after z, but before other scalars
-  "y": "z", <-- then all the other scalar values
-  "obj": { <-- obj comes before other objects, but after scalars
-    "b": "x",
-    "a": {}
-  },
-  "a": {
-    "b": 1,
-    "a": {
-      "nested": true
-    }
-  }
-}
-*/
-
-// can also specify a replacer or indent value like with JSON.stringify
-// this turns all values with an 'a' key into a doggo meme from 2011
-const replacer = (key, val) =>
-  key === 'a' ? { hello: '📞 yes', 'this is': '🐕', ...val } : val
-
-console.log(stringify(obj, replacer, '📞🐶'))
-
-/* output:
-{
-📞🐶"y": "z",
-📞🐶"yy": "a",
-📞🐶"z": 1,
-📞🐶"a": {
-📞🐶📞🐶"b": 1,
-📞🐶📞🐶"hello": "📞 yes",
-📞🐶📞🐶"this is": "🐕",
-📞🐶📞🐶"a": {
-📞🐶📞🐶📞🐶"hello": "📞 yes",
-📞🐶📞🐶📞🐶"nested": true,
-📞🐶📞🐶📞🐶"this is": "🐕"
-📞🐶📞🐶}
-📞🐶},
-📞🐶"obj": {
-📞🐶📞🐶"b": "x",
-📞🐶📞🐶"a": {
-📞🐶📞🐶📞🐶"hello": "📞 yes",
-📞🐶📞🐶📞🐶"this is": "🐕"
-📞🐶📞🐶}
-📞🐶}
-}
-*/
-```