In "Reactive," we have the possibility to, on the client side, write scripts in JavaScript. How about being able to do the same on the server side with C#? Well, this library brings an Action for that. We also have the ability to view all the files in the IIS where our application is installed. This library brings a set of tools made in C# that allows for this.

In the demos, there are three basic examples for this. The first page contains an example of usage where we have three parameters and a return for a data structure in the OS app. The second page allows us to write C# code and execute it freely. Finally, the third page lets us navigate through the directories and files of our application.

Disclaimer: 

The code is executed on the server side, using Reflection methods provided by Microsoft in the .NET Framework. For this reason, the code created is the entire responsibility of the developer who wrote it. The developer should be responsible and prevent code injection as well as the misuse of the code they have developed. 

This does not replace Integration Studio; it simply allows for the interpretation and execution of code in a text. Keep in mind that interpreted code is generally slower than compiled code.