Searching in JSON for specific value using AngularJS

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This is how I would filtered an object while searching for a property value equals true

var sampleObj = {/* you sample object*/}; 

var filtered = Object.keys(sampleObj).reduce(function(arr,prop){
    if(Object.keys(sampleObj[prop])
        .filter(function (p) {return p === "Log";})){
            if(sampleObj[prop].Log==true){
                arr.push(sampleObj[prop]);
            }

    }
    return arr;
},[]);
console.log(filtered);

Since you are using angular probably you would want to use a custom filter instead:

Something close to:

custom filter:

angular.module('myApp', []).filter('myFilter', function() {
    return function(sampleObj, param1) {
        return Object.keys(sampleObj).reduce(function(arr,prop){
            if(Object.keys(sampleObj[prop])
                .filter(function (p) {return p === "Log";})){
                if(sampleObj[prop].Log==param1){
                    arr.push(sampleObj[prop]);
                }
            }
            return arr;
        },[]);
    };
});

and in your html

 <li ng-repeat="item in sampleObj | myFilter: true">

try using the underscorejs library.

you can use some of their functions like _.filter and _.has to filter the list.

here's an example of how i would try to implement that object:

var filtered = _.filter($scope.Main, function(obj) {
    return _.has(obj, "Log") && obj.Log;
}

Use a custom Angular filter:

.filter('filterLog', function(){
  return function(items){
    for (var item in items) {
      if (items[item].Log === false) delete items[item];
    }
    return items;
  }
})

Then, in your view, you could output the filtered list like so:

<li ng-repeat="(key, value) in Main | filterLog">{{value}}</li>

If you need to use it in a controller, you could:

$scope.filtered = $filter('filterLog')($scope.Main);

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