angularjs - Why is Angular $resource polluting my data? -


I have an API that has the following response 

  {"keyA": [1, 2,5], "Kibi": [3,6,4], "key": [3,2,1]}

And I have a very simple service Using the API end point 

  var $ module = angular Modules ('mySimpleService', ['NgrSource']); $ Module.service ('MyApiService', function ($ resource) {return {entities: $ resource ('http://myapi.com/data', null, {'get': {method: 'GET', isArray: Wrong, feedback type: 'json'}}}}}}}

and I am calling service like this 

  var apiData = MyApiService .entities.get (). $ Commitment then (function (data) {console.log (data); console.log (object key (data));});

When I log out of data and object keys, I can see that angular has been added to $ promise and $ resolved in the form of properties Because on data I need to calculate the key, it is a little uncomfortable.

Am I missing a significant step here? How can I use my raw untainted response?

Instead of making promises, you can use callback to get the unit example .get Receive. 

  EntitiesApiService.entities.get (function (unit) {// unit is unpolted});   
 You can  tap, function (error) { and  to check the failures with the choice. $ Promise  can be used.

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