I don't know if this is the right place for my suggestion, but I think it
would be a really good idea to convert your hash to something like:
[{item: 'apple', count: 12345}, {item: 'orange', count: 1000}], at least
if you have structured and predictable data. You're conflating two
attributes (type/name and count) as a key and value pair for a single
attribute.
Then you could just do an ng-repeat="item in salesDetails" and output
{{item.type}} and {{item.count}}.
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