I'm using AngularJS 1.6. An author creates a form by creating an XML file 
with a certain structure, and then the XML is processed by scripts to 
create the AngularJS form. I want to add the capability for the author to 
add Javascript capabilities to the forms so they can do things like this:

- Calculate a sum of two fields
- Hide table rows when certain conditions elsewhere in the form are met
- Set a field to mandatory if a condition is met
- Change the available values in a dropdown when certain selections are 
made elsewhere in the form

Security considerations: The forms are behind a firewall, not on the open 
internet, and are done by known, trusted people. So security is not as 
vital as it might otherwise be.

Do you have suggestions on good ways to go about this? Is it ridiculous to 
even try to do this?

Thanks,
Mark

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