Move it to a class,
the init's are normal assignments in es6.
something like this will get you going:
class items {
price:number
describtion:String;
}
class chart {
shipping:number ;
taxRate:number;
items: items[];
total() { return items.reduce((total, item) => total + item.count *
item.price, 0) ; }
}
add the 'functions' to the class where they belong. also add all the
properties they need and use an @inject, yso Angular can use those as
services.
success.
Regards
Sander
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