Closed grafov closed 5 years ago
Hi @grafov , thank you for your amazing work on m3u8, we use this module in our lab. My interest is focused on video domain, such as VOD, live, recording, JITX and so on, HLS and DASH are widely used in my daily work. I would like to be the new maintainer of the project.
BTW, there is a PR from me #121 , and in the future i'd like to make it more consistent with HLS spec. and RFC.
@leikao thanks for the response! Ok, it looks good, welcome! I have sent you the invitation to collaborators of the project. Could you send me your email for contacts to grafov@gmail.com?
@grafov I received and accepted your invitation, thank you. I send my email address to you, please check your mailbox.
We have got a new maintainer so the issue is done. @leikao you feel free to invite more maintainers if you think it is reasonable — reopen this issue or create a new.
Can the readme be updated now that a new maintainer has been found?
Really. Thank you @tmm1. I have fixed it :)
The stats show that the library still in use by many people and the code still actual. Thanks a lot to all the contributors! Of course, this lib is the small piece of code but it added some value to the applicability of Go for writing the video casting applications. Unfortunately, working with video is out of the scope of my current interests. I coding mostly on Go since 2012 and think this language was the right choice for me. But the areas where I apply my programming skills shifted a lot from the time when I started the M3U8 library. So in future, I could add minor changes like code style and readme updates but I have no resources to review the major changes that require the actual knowledge in modern M3U8 standard and in the areas of the video casting.
Now the project has two maintainers — me and @bradleyfalzon. Bradley helped a lot with reviewing and contributing. But it seems we need more people who currently working in the area of video casting and interested in support of this lib. There are a lot of issues that could be reviewed and merged.
I could still keep my rights of the project owner for the project safety. And keep the main purpose of the library — be simple and allow basic features for parsing and generating M3U8 playlists.
Drop a comment if you would ready to become the maintainer of the project.