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up vote 3 down vote favorite

Please help me, I have angularJS code like this :

.state('masterpegawai.alltalenta', {
            url: '/alltalenta',
            templateUrl: 'public/js/partial-masterpegawai-alltalenta.html',
            controller:function($scope,$http,$interval){
                    $http.get('http://10.16.107.77:3000/allhistorytalenta').success(function(data){

                        $scope.listtalentapegawai=data;

                    });
            }
        })

That produce JSON like this :

[{
    "nip": "6080022A",
    "nama": "ASLAN PURNAMA",
    "semester1_2012": null,
    "semester2_2012": null,
    "semester1_2013": null,
    "semester2_2013": null,
    "semester1_2014": null,
    "semester2_2014": "Potensial",
    "semester1_2015": null
}, {
    "nip": "6080022A",
    "nama": "ASLAN PURNAMA",
    "semester1_2012": null,
    "semester2_2012": null,
    "semester1_2013": null,
    "semester2_2013": null,
    "semester1_2014": null,
    "semester2_2014": null,
    "semester1_2015": "Potensial"
}, {
    "nip": "6080038A",
    "nama": "SYAIFUL ANWAR",
    "semester1_2012": null,
    "semester2_2012": null,
    "semester1_2013": null,
    "semester2_2013": null,
    "semester1_2014": null,
    "semester2_2014": "Potensial",
    "semester1_2015": null
}, {
    "nip": "6080038A",
    "nama": "SYAIFUL ANWAR",
    "semester1_2012": null,
    "semester2_2012": null,
    "semester1_2013": null,
    "semester2_2013": null,
    "semester1_2014": null,
    "semester2_2014": null,
    "semester1_2015": "Potensial"
}, {
    "nip": "6080048A",
    "nama": "NURHAYATI",
    "semester1_2012": null,
    "semester2_2012": null,
    "semester1_2013": "Potensial",
    "semester2_2013": null,
    "semester1_2014": null,
    "semester2_2014": null,
    "semester1_2015": null
}]

I Would like to count the array key and my final result should be 9

because each array contain 9 keys 

"nip",
"nama",
"semester1_2012",
"semester2_2012",
"semester1_2013",
"semester2_2013",
"semester1_2014",
"semester2_2014",
"semester1_2015"

I am new to AngularJS and have try length method but the result always greater than 9 because it counts the entire JSON

share|improve this question
    
Have you tried the object.keys function ? – Alvaro Joao 15 hours ago
    
Just posted an answer. Please check out. – Alvaro Joao 15 hours ago
    
Uppsss my fault, forgot to put [0], It works.. Thank You very much Alvaro – Arief Grando 15 hours ago
up vote 4 down vote accepted

You can use the function Object.keys 

var length = 0;    

Object.keys(o).forEach(function(key) {
              var val = o[key];
             length = length + 1;

    });

Where o is any object.

In your case o should be any object of the array $scope.listtalentapegawai .

If you only want the Length you can do just like:

var length = Object.keys(o).length;

EDIT: your examples

.state('masterpegawai.alltalenta', {
            url: '/alltalenta',
            templateUrl: 'public/js/partial-masterpegawai-alltalenta.html',
            controller:function($scope,$http,$interval){
                    $http.get('http://10.16.107.77:3000/allhistorytalenta').success(function(data){

                        $scope.listtalentapegawai=data;

         var length = Object.keys($scope.listtalentapegawai[0]).length; // will be 9


                    });
            }
        })
share|improve this answer
    
Hi, Alvaro it return : 3610 not 9 – Arief Grando 15 hours ago
    
You can just use this. var length = Object.keys(o).length; – Alvaro Joao 15 hours ago
    
Did it works for you? – Alvaro Joao 15 hours ago
    
Still return greater than 9, I am expecting the result is 9 because every array have 9 keys – Arief Grando 15 hours ago
1  
Uppsss my fault, forgot to put [0], It works.. Thank You very much Alvaro – Arief Grando 15 hours ago

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