How to use the radspec.evaluate function in radspec
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few radspec examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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floating / frame / main / contracts / contractMetadata / evaluateRadSpec.js View on Github 
const expression =
metaData.userdoc &&
metaData.userdoc.methods &&
metaData.userdoc.methods[signature] &&
metaData.userdoc.methods[signature].notice
console.log(expression)
if (!expression) return null
const call = {
transaction: { data, to },
abi: metaData.abi
}
const result = await radspec.evaluate(expression, call, { eth: web3.eth })
console.log(result)
return result
}const expression =
metaData.userdoc &&
metaData.userdoc.methods &&
metaData.userdoc.methods[signature] &&
metaData.userdoc.methods[signature].notice
if (!expression) return null
const call = {
transaction: { data, to },
abi: metaData.abi,
}
const web3 = new Web3(require('../main/provider'));
return await radspec.evaluate(expression, call, {eth: web3.eth})
}radspec
Radspec is a safe alternative to Ethereum's natspec
