I am Daniel Laloush, a software developer originally from Israel, and currently residing in Panama. I have been actively involved in the open-source community for several years, contributing to various projects and working on my own projects as well.

I am currently working on an open-source project called "PgRls." PgRls is a multitenant gem designed to enhance the functionality of PostgreSQL's row-level security for the PostgreSQL ORM. The gem allows users to create and manage tenant tables with customizable names, and it automatically generates the necessary rules and triggers to inject tenant-specific identifiers into the data.

Sponsorship for the PgRls project is crucial for several reasons:

Maintenance and Improvements: Sponsored funds will be primarily used for maintaining and improving the PgRls gem. This includes addressing any bugs, adding new features, and ensuring compatibility with the latest versions of PostgreSQL and the ORM.

Enhanced Documentation: Funds will be allocated to create comprehensive documentation and tutorials, making it easier for users to understand and leverage the power of PgRls in their projects.

Testing Infrastructure: As you mentioned, the gem currently lacks some testing. Sponsorship will enable me to set up robust testing infrastructure to ensure the reliability and stability of the PgRls gem.

Community Support: Sponsorship funds will allow me to dedicate more time to provide timely support to the growing community of PgRls users. This includes answering questions, assisting with issues, and helping users make the most of the gem.

Scaling Development: With sponsorship, I can allocate more time and resources to the project, potentially accelerating the development of new features and improvements based on user feedback and requirements.

Overall, sponsorship is essential to ensure the continued growth and sustainability of the PgRls project, making it an even more valuable resource for developers and organizations using PostgreSQL with row-level security. Your support will directly contribute to the success and longevity of this open-source initiative.