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It seems that [path-info](https://github.com/40ants/weblocks/blob/efdbe7adb2e171090813350b6d63717b800f62c6/src/server.lisp#L141) could be `NIL` when using woo, is `"/favicon.ico"` when wookie, only `"/"` when using hunchentoot. I will try to figure it out.

For woo, it returns NIL as path-info when visit '/', so you need to treat it cautiously. You can get raw path-info viewing content of [env](https://github.com/fukamachi/woo/blob/fba3567be95ed6e782d98a4c1477d3a74b8ad124/src/woo.lisp#L168). I think wookie may...

As for wookie, you just simply won't get "/" when visit "/" I think it is related to clack more than weblocks Okay, it seems that the [Getting started](http://wookie.lyonbros.com/docs) have...

Yes it is possible too. But I just remove my quicklisp and do the following things: ``` (ql:quickload :wookie) (defpackage :my-website (:use :cl :wookie :wookie-plugin-export)) (in-package :my-website) ;; setup a...

Alright, I found it that both woo and wookie is using quri, which return NIL when visit something like 127.0.0.1:8080. I have open an issue [here](https://github.com/fukamachi/quri/issues/44#issue-822949465), should fix them both.

I have tried ``` (defun get-route (path) "Returns a route, matched on given path. If none matched, then returns nil. Path should be a string." (check-type path string) (routes:match *routes*...

I have noticed that there are two routes system in weblocks. One is `routes.lisp`, inside weblocks, another is `weblocks-navigation-widget`. Why is there even two? Is it possible to merge them...

For now, I use this as a work around: ``` (defun get-route (path) "Returns a route, matched on given path. If none matched, then returns nil. Path should be a...

I have taken a look at head files, and it seems what xcb-imdkit depends on is std lib and . So I think it is possible to write a pure...

https://github.com/C-Entropy/clx-xim, just start, still fight Allright, almost done. But at the very least, a bug occur. It is killing me. Anyone help?