Pass in any JSON data source for formatting and display with Angularjs

In the project development, sometimes we do not know the incoming data source (only for the JSON format) of the internal structure, this article in the most stupid way to first format the data source, all the key values are replaced with custom values, and then on the page with Angularjs display.

HTML code:

<div class= "col-xs-12 col-sm-12 col-md-4 col-lg-3 col-hj-div" ng-app= ' Hjhhhap ' ng-controller= ' Fgfg_con ' id= "JKJK" >
<table class= "Table hj-select-pannel-table table-striped table-hover" >
<tbody>
<tr ng-repeat= "Hj_test3_data in Ghghgh Track by $index" >
<td><input type= "checkbox" ></td>
<td>{{hj_test3_data.hj_index_1}}</td>
<td>{{hj_test3_data.hj_index_2}}</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
</div>

JS Code:

<script>

　　

var demoApp = angular.module ("Hjhhhap", []);
Demoapp.controller ("Fgfg_con", [' $scope ', function ($scope) {
Console.log (Json.stringify (Ghghgh_result));
var ghghgh_result=hjformatdatasource (THIS_COMPANY1);
var ghghgh_result1=[{"hj_index_1": "1007", "hj_index_2": "Handan Handy", "Hj_index_3": "111111"},{"hj_index_1": "1008", "hj_ Index_2 ":" Handan le Shang "," Hj_index_3 ":" 111111 "}];

Test data source
$scope. Ghghgh=ghghgh_result;
}]);

If Ng-app has been used on the page, you need to add this code to start the Ng-app
Angular.element (document). Ready (function () {Angular.bootstrap (document.getElementById (' jkjk '), [' Hjhhhap ']);});

Data processing phase

function Hjformatdatasource (this_datasource) {
var hj_data_source=[];

Traverse the data source
for (var i=0; i<this_datasource.length; i++) {
var myjsonstr = "";
var this_list={};
var j=1;
for (var key in This_datasource[i]) {

Change the key of the data source into a custom property for easy display on the page
Myjsonstr = Setjson (Myjsonstr, "Hj_index_" +j,this_datasource[i][key]);
j + +;
}
Hj_data_source.push (MYJSONSTR);
}
var arr = eval (' ([' + Hj_data_source + ') ');
return arr;
}

Add or modify JSON data
function Setjson (jsonstr,name,value)
{
if (!JSONSTR) jsonstr= "{}";
var jsonobj = Json.parse (JSONSTR);
Jsonobj[name] = value;
Return json.stringify (jsonobj);
}

function Strtojson (str) {
var json = eval (' (' + str + ') ');
return JSON;
}

</script>

If there are deficiencies, please advise.

Pass in any JSON data source for formatting and display with Angularjs