Digital Tombstone Revival Plan

In the wasteland of the open-source world, countless "digital tombstones" stand.

Those frontend components that once amazed the world, excellent code that condensed the author's heart and soul over countless days and nights, have eventually stopped updating. Due to the passage of time, the shift of the author's focus, or the inability to cope with increasingly complex framework compatibility, they are gradually sealed away, facing bug-ridden environments and the inability to run.

TechUI cannot bear to see these fruits of wisdom dissipate. We are officially launching the "Revival Plan."

What are we looking for?

We sincerely call upon open-source authors, or informed developers, to entrust those "dusty pearls" to us. We will reconstruct, upgrade, and adapt them so they can shine once again within the TechUI ecosystem.

Selection Criteria

Not all discontinued projects are suitable for revival; we require them to meet the following conditions:

📜 Must be Open Source: The project must be based on a permissive open-source license (such as MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.).
💎 Unique Value: The component must have practical business significance or prominent technical advantages (such as unique interaction logic, excellent performance, or rare visual effects).
📉 Status Requirements:
- Projects that have not been updated for several years and face serious compatibility issues.
- Or personal, excellent experimental works that remain obscure due to a lack of promotion.
- Or simply submissions from the original author.

Rights and Commitments

Joining the TechUI Revival Plan does not mean you lose your work; rather, it gives it a stronger body.

Retention of Attribution: We will permanently retain the original author's attribution and the original project repository link in a prominent position in the component documentation (and in the code header comments), marked as [Revived from project XXX].
Intellectual Property: The intellectual property rights of the original code still belong to you; TechUI only performs code reconstruction, adaptation, and maintenance work.
Maintenance Commitment: The TechUI team will be responsible for subsequent style optimization, Vue 3 framework adaptation, and bug fixes.

Entry and Exit Mechanism

We respect the free will of authors and have established a flexible "freedom to come and go" mechanism.

📥 Access Method

Author Submission: Please send an email to our official mailbox to confirm authorization for TechUI to maintain the project.
Community Recommendation: If you are a user who has discovered an excellent abandoned component, you are welcome to submit clues via GitHub Issues.

📤 Exit/Withdrawal Mechanism

If one day in the future you wish to reclaim maintenance rights or no longer want the component to exist within TechUI:

Email Confirmation: Please send a withdrawal application email using your identity as the original author.
Removal in Next Version: We promise to completely remove the component from the codebase and documentation in the next released version.
⚠️ Non-Retroactive Statement: Please be aware that due to the irrevocable nature of NPM package publishing, code already published in historical NPM versions cannot be physically deleted. We can only ensure that future versions will no longer contain that content.