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# Use
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The `interface` endpoint exposes an evaluator for executing arbitrary code in a Lisp dialect.
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The `interface` endpoint exposes an evaluator for executing arbitrary code in a Scheme dialect.
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Once the service deploys, all interaction with the Journal SDK should take place through this interface.
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The evaluator itself is stateless; all variables and computations are cleared between each invocation of the endpoint.
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However, the SDK provides a controlled ability to read and write persistent data to the backend database.
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By leveraging the functionality and workflow specified below, it is possible to create arbitrarily complex stateful interfaces that benefit from the same core cryptographic verifiability afforded by the Journal.
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## Lisp Evaluation
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## Scheme Evaluation
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The Lisp dialect used for Synchronic Web code is a lightly modified version of s7 Scheme.
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The Scheme dialect used for Synchronic Web code is a lightly modified version of s7 Scheme.
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All source code and documentation is available in the [./external/s7](./external/s7) folder.
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Other basic modifcations include:
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