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Hi, I know it has been too long. Sorry for that. I recently updated the library (detect a boundary from HTTP header) and a license (MIT) which means your idea about wrapping a library is definitely OK. I hope this can help. Thanks! |
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Hi, thanks for your interest! It's hard to maintain the current wrapped libraries and one possible idea would be to rewrite it from scratch in Kotlin as mentioned in #59 and use only the most reliable implementation. I doubt it will ever happen any time soon, but I think we should keep your implementation in mind as well. By the way, let me know if you have interest instead in adding your impementation now as intermediate step, keeping in mind the above. Thanks |
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Hi, +1 for reimplementing library in Kotlin. I'm using Kotlin so I definitely can contribute. Intermediate step also sounds good to me. Please give me a week or two I will fork the project and try to add my library in to it. |
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Thanks and you are more than welcome to contribute to the project |
@perthcpe23 I really like your clear and simple implementation in your project and I would like to initially wrap it and if/when stable maybe replace the other 2 libraries with yours and bump it to version 2.