Add client-side projectResultService to perform calculation for a pro… #1507
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…ject and return a populated rules array
I implemented a client-side projectResult.service which accepts a projectId and gets the project info including the formInputs and runs the calculationEngine, which results in a populated rules array containing about everything you would need to know about the calculation. This gives you the information for a single row in the desired CSV file representing one project.
Just to test, I hooked this up to the Context Menu Item "Download CSV" on the My Projects page, which then opens a dialog and shows a crude listing of the project rules, from inputs to measures (i.e. strategies) to calculations in roughly the order they appear on the Calculation Wizard.
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