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I am working with jSON, an API and AngularJS. I want to get the following data, but I will not know in advanced what the keywords or the dates will be

{
"landscape gardening middlesex": {
    "2015-02-12": {
        "position": null,
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "gray"
    },
    "2015-03-17": {
        "position": "0",
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "gray"
    }
},
"landscape gardening staines": {
    "2015-02-12": {
        "position": null,
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "gray"
    },
    "2015-03-17": {
        "position": "94",
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "green"
    }
},
"landscape gardening surrey": {
    "2015-02-12": {
        "position": null,
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "green"
    },
    "2015-03-17": {
        "position": "0",
        "change": "n/a",
        "class": "gray"
    }
}

} How can i retrieve this using AngularJS ng-repeat Thanks.

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That's not JSON... –  Jonathan yesterday
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This question does not make sense. Please rewrite it. –  brianvaughn yesterday
    
Can you store the 'date' objects in an array instead? Otherwise you can just loop through the properties on the parent object and operate on them. –  dustmouse yesterday
    
And what @brianvaughn said... –  Jonathan yesterday
    
Yeah sorry not very clear. By retrieve, I mean cycle through them pretty much like what @dustmouse said and then put them in to the Angular template. I have seen the ng-repeat, but i'm very new to Angular and API's. –  devon93 yesterday

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create a javascript object and store it somewhere... you can always stringify it then re-parse it 

var myJSON = {
  name: "bill",
  skills : ["coding", "sleeping", "eating"],
  age : 25 
};

// this string can be stored anywhere,  like even as a string in mySQL.
var string = JSON.stringify( myJSON );  


///  Turn Back into JSON obj
var newJSON = JSON.parse(string);
console.log( newJSON.name );    //  >>  "bill"

/// Hope this helps

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