Closed kayhman closed 9 years ago
Woo doesn't provide stream interface for responding since Clack/Lack doesn't.
Because "stream" is slow in Common Lisp, Clack/Lack doesn't allow to access a response stream. Clack/Lack abstracts it as an anonymous function and it can also be applied to Woo. See Lack's README: https://github.com/fukamachi/lack#delayed-response-and-streaming-body
Thanks,
This is exaclty what I was looking for.
Regards,
Guillaume
Hi,
I'd like to benchmark woo in my use case, but I need to be able to write directly to the output stream (as the json data that I return can be large).
Is there a way to access this output stream (as in hunchentoot) ?
Thanks,
guillaume