finding a specific part of the json array and then going deeper in angular

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Apologies for the poorly worded question, I am struggling with the logic of this one.

I have the following JSON array:

{

    "status": {
        "available": [
            { 
                "title": "Currently available for contracts" ,
                "dateAvailable": null,
                "company": null
            }
        ],
        "on-assignment": [
            { 
                "title": "Currently Unavailable" ,
                "dateAvailable": "2015-03-25",
                "company": "BBQ Digital"
            }
        ],
        "on-holiday": [
            { 
                "title": "Currently on holiday" ,
                "dateAvailable": null,
                "company": null
            }
        ]
    }
}

Coupled with the following controller:

.controller('statusCtrl', function($scope, $http) {
        $scope.astatus = [];
        $http.get('app/model/status.json')
            .success( function(response) {
                $scope.astatus = response;
            })
            .error( function(err) {
                alert(err);
            });
    })

Using AngularJS (v1.3.14) I want to check a variable to see if I am 'available', 'on-assignment' or 'on-holiday' and to display the 'title', 'dateAvailable' and 'company' attributes of the correct status box. In a manner similar to this (excuse the pseudocode):

    <div class="cta">
        // display the correct title
        {{ status.[next level].title }}
        if (on-assignment) {
            <span>Currently working for:</span>
            {{ status.[next level].company}}
            <span>I will be available on:</span>
            {{ status.[next level].dateAvailable}}
        }
        <a href="#contact" class="button">Get in touch</a>
    </div>

I've included the pseudocode on the template to make what I"m after clear, however if possible, I'd prefer this logic to be in the controller.

I am a good JavaScript/jQuery developer, however my experience with JSON is limited to much simpler stuff and I'm a complete beginner at AngularJS so please bear that in mind in your answers.

asked 20 secs ago

Alex Ward

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finding a specific part of the json array and then going deeper in angular