Well, this is the Tslint issue, not the Ionic one, isn’t it?
Also my guess is that you should try to replace “storage.get(…” with “this.storage.get(…” and that would fix it.
EDIT: just checked and - yep!
That works. It’s probably got something to do with the way Tslint checks for the variable usage: my guess is that it collects all words after "this."and then matches that list with declared variables, but it doesn’t account for constructor() case, where you don’t have to specify “this.” context.