PIMS-1967: Create link to project from property page

[LawrenceLau2020]

🎯 Summary

PIMS-1967:

Changes

• Added new controller, route, and service to find associated projects for a property
• New data card on the property details page

Notes

• I can't seem to make the third column for the project description wrap around when this field contains text which goes beyond the width of the table.
  

• Waiting for some feedback from Josh as well, so some things may change.

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[LawrenceLau2020]

if (filter.hasParcels?.length) {
const projectsHavingTheseParcels = await AppDataSource.getRepository(ProjectProperty).find({ where: {
ParcelId: In(filter.hasParcels)
}});
query.andWhere('id IN (:...projectsParcels)', { projectsParcels: In(projectsHavingTheseParcels.map((p) => p.Id))})
}

I'm not sure how this function would get called from the PropertyDetail form? Should this perhaps be a separate ticket?

[GrahamS-Quartech]

if (filter.hasParcels?.length) {
const projectsHavingTheseParcels = await AppDataSource.getRepository(ProjectProperty).find({ where: {
ParcelId: In(filter.hasParcels)
}});
query.andWhere('id IN (:...projectsParcels)', { projectsParcels: In(projectsHavingTheseParcels.map((p) => p.Id))})
}

I'm not sure how this function would get called from the PropertyDetail form? Should this perhaps be a separate ticket?

This is meant to be an excerpt from the project service on the api.

[dbarkowsky]

Looks good and works well for me.