javascript array push issue

Question

I have the below object:

Configs = {};
Configs['category'] = [];
Configs['category']['prod1'] = [];
Configs['category']['prod1'].hosts ={
 'table': {
 'count': 'total_remaining',
 'specs': [
 {
 'name': 'Test 1',
 'code': 'BrandName.Cat.Code.[X].Price'
 }
 ]
 }
}; 

I am trying to create an array of elements to be requested from the database using the code below:

var data = Configs["category"]["prod1"].hosts.table;
var count = [data.count];
var names = data.specs;
var namesArray = names.map(function(names) {
 var str = names['code'];
 var requiredPortion = str.split("[X]");
 var newStr = requiredPortion[0];
 return newStr;
 });
requestData = namesArray.reduce(function(a,b){if(a.indexOf(b)<0)a.push(b);return a;},[]); //remove duplicates
requestData.push(count);
console.log(count);
console.log(requestData);

The desired output is:

["BrandName.Cat.Code.", "total_remaining"] 

But, when executing my code I am getting the following output:

["BrandName.Cat.Code.", Array[1]]

I am attaching a fiddle link for this. I guess the issue is with array push function usage. Please help.

• Miguel: Your fiddle link seems to be working
• user4571995: Was doing a trial and error. Just noticed I got it.

Answer 1

You just have to remove the square bracket outside the count variable initialization. Try:

var count = data.count;

Instead of:

var count = [data.count];

Fiddle updated.

Answer 2

Replace var count = [data.count]; with count = Object.keys(data).length

Maybe this helps.

• user4571995: why should I do that?
• Sandeep Sharma: It may be another alternative because I tried with node.js' console, there var count = Object.keys(data).length works but var count = data.count; does not work.
• user4571995: Sorry my naming was confusing. I don't want to take the count. Just needed that array.
• user4571995: Thanks for the reply, I figured it out.