I have used many open source tools and libraries throughout my professional career thinking that "hey, it's open source! I can always continue with it by myself if anything happens". Although it is true, and I have exercised this approach myself with Windows port of Redis (whose development was suddenly stopped) - I must admit it is not trivial :)

It is quite hard to dive into something new from one day to another, get acquainted with it and then be able to deliver production-ready changes - and that's just one tool/library while you still need to get your main job done... But don't you worry - I've come to save you the burden of all of this ;) and I am willing to spend some time on maintaining that project.

Since I am mostly doing this in my spare time over the weekends - I would like you to consider sending me a small/medium/big "thank you" by sponsoring my work. This kind of "feedback", in my opinion, creates a stronger commitment - as you give more than just clicking a "star" (which is also welcome!) and then I do my best to earn that money (I don't want to get it for free and I bet you didn't get it for free either).