How do access a json object 0 using a javascript

Question

I pretend to do console.log of the holidays variable appear in the list and not as an array. How do I get this information as a simple object?

My json:

[{
    "2016-10-10":[{"name":"Columbus Day","country":"US","date":"2016-10-10"}],
    "2016-10-31":[{"name":"Halloween","country":"US","date":"2016-10-31"}]
}]

My app:

app.factory('calendario', function($http) {    
    return{
        getJobs : function() {
            return $http({
                url: '/app/components/home/controller/test_calendar.json',
                method: 'GET'
            })
        }
    }     
}); 

controller:

    var holidays = [];

    calendario.getJobs().success(function(data){
        holidays.push(data[0]);
    }); 

    $scope.setDayContent = function(date) {

        console.log(holidays);

}; 

Example:

I want this

I don't want this

Answer 1

Instead of a list use a map

holidays = {}

Then put the items in the map with key the date and value the array:

holidays[data[0].date] = data[0].days;

But it looks like you already have the map, so probably you can just save data directly instead of pushing it in a list:

var holidays = {};

calendario.getJobs().success(function(data){
    holidays=data;
}); 

$scope.setDayContent = function(date) {
  console.log(holidays);
};

Answer 2

This question is to easy ... no?

    var holidays = [];

    calendario.getJobs().success(function(data){
        holidays=data[0];
    }); 

    $scope.setDayContent = function(date) {
      console.log(holidays);
    };

Answer 3

You want to flatten it, so, Nick is right, do not use the array, use dict/hash instead. In case your functionality will suffer you can use some workaround:

var holidays = [{
    "2016-10-10":[{"name":"Columbus Day","country":"US","date":"2016-10-10"}],
    "2016-10-31":[{"name":"Halloween","country":"US","date":"2016-10-31"}]
    }];
var flatten_holidays = holidays.reduce(function(elem){return elem});

I do not feel like it is specifically AngularJS question, more like common JavaScript instead. For your example it would be:

var holidays = [];

calendario.getJobs().success(function(data){
    holidays.push(data[0]);
}); 

$scope.setDayContent = function(date) {
    console.log(holidays.reduce(function(elem){return elem}));
};

or, if the preference is to use dict/hash:

var holidays = {};

calendario.getJobs().success(function(data){ 
//if data is: {"2016-10-10":[{"name":"Columbus day","country":"US","date":"2016-10-10"}]}
var key = Object.keys(data)[0];
var value = data[key];
holidays[key] = value;
}); 

$scope.setDayContent = function(date) {
    console.log(holidays);
};