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### using page templates
The `elm-spa add` command also accepts an optional `template` argument to for common
The `elm-spa add` command also accepts an optional `template` argument too for common
pages you might create.
```bash

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## Getting the current route
The `Request` type also has access to the `Route` value, so you can easily do comparisons agains the current route!
The `Request` type also has access to the `Route` value, so you can easily do comparisons against the current route!
```elm
-- "/"

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## The homepage
The `src/Pages/Home_.elm` file is a reserved page that handles requests to `/`. The easiest way to make a new homepage is with the [`add` command](/guide/cli#adding-a-homepage) covered in the CLI section:
The `src/Pages/Home_.elm` is a reserved filename that handles requests to /. The easiest way to make a new homepage is with the [`add` command](/guide/cli#adding-a-homepage) covered in the CLI section:
```terminal
elm-spa add /
```
__Note:__ Without the trailing underscore, __elm-spa__ will treat `Home.elm` as a route to `/home`! This is called a "static route", and will be covered at the end of this sentence.
__Note:__ Without the trailing underscore, __elm-spa__ will treat `Home.elm` as a route to `/home`! This is called a "static route", and will be covered next.
## Static routes