Would anyone sponsor me for maintaining this project?

[mumoshu]

I see some issues in this project like there's no automated test to ensure that we don't break anything while developing it, and shoal/go-fish needs to be replaced with something else because go-fish seems to be deprecated(?).

However, I don't have time to spend on this project today, as none of my employers are using this, and I need more time to keep learning new things while maintaining my earnings in this challenging period.

That said, is anyone using this project in an important business?
If so, please consider becoming a generous sponsor of this project!
That would give me time to contribute to this project. Once you've become a sponsor, please consider being more involved in this project so that I could:

• Review and merge your or your colleague/employee's pull request
• Keep the release pipeline flowing
• Confirm your bug reports
• Discuss important feature requests
• Fix bugs
• Add features

in this priority to keep the project alive and useful to you.

[edgan]

I doubt you are going to find a company willing to pay you for this. If a company is big enough to afford it, they would probably just fork it, and do it themselves. You also haven't thrown out any numbers of your expectations.

I think a more reasonable solution would be donations, or Pateron, aka recurring. I think you are more likely to get many people to pay a little, but not one company to pay a lot.

I really want to use this project, but consider the lack of proper support for ARM Macs a big enough blocker to avoid starting. The project is of marginal use, and not enough that I also won't maintain it myself.

Edit: I see you have setup GitHub Sponsors with a goal, and it is more the recurring model. This is good. But I would say given you are at 70%, you have a chicken and the egg problem. Many people won't commit till they see the project come back to life.

I would also keep the conversation going here, giving updates, and showing signs of life.