I saw that with the latest change, Xera was marked as discontinued despite the new changes that were made just before that.
I wanted to inquire as to the reason for that.
If the reason has to do with a breaking bug (perhaps #24, although it seems to be fixed), I understand there is not much to be done.
However, if Xera is retired because you're feeling overwhelmed with feature requests, and generally developing it (as indicated in this forum post), I'd ask you to reconsider.
Of course, there is no need to create everything you're being asked to. Saying something cannot be implemented now, or ever from you, while hard, is necessary so that time that could be devoted to other needs of the project is not wasted.
The same logic can be applied to creating new features of your own, or extending areas of the project. There is no need for everything to be implemented, or rushed. I believe a great majority would prefer a "slowly"-developed, but functional and secure, client area, than one with many features that overwhelm it's developer and force his hand in many situations.
I believe that if you were to continue maintaining Xera, even at a much slower pace than the one you did before, it would remain a very helpful client management system used by many in their navigation around MOFH.
With all that being said, there are of course other reasons why you could have chosen to stop maintaining it, like loss of interest, exploring/focusing on other areas, personal matters or something you wouldn't like to mention. It's understandable, and obviously creating a project does not mean you have any obligation to continue developing or supporting it.
In this sense, my post is also a call to any community members that have the knowledge and relative time required to maintain a project like this. If the reason for Xera's discontinuation does not have to do with a non-fixable issue (for example, a bug with the MOFH API), do not let this project die. Please contribute, in any way you can, in keeping a community-led client area alive, either with forking the project or contributing your changes in another form (PRs perhaps, if @mahtab2003 is going to be checking them).
Needless to mention that the "no obligations" part applies here as well, as nobody is obligated to do so, or to continue from here and then have to keep going forever, this is merely my personal opinion/call to anyone interested in keeping the project alive.
Regarding the "the one asking" principle (basically, what is the one asking others to do something going to do himself), I have an extremely limited knowledge of PHP so I obviously cannot assist with keeping the project alive, but I can offer my assistance in other areas (documentation writing, translating etc.) if it is needed by those who can and want to do so.
In any case, as this has been a very long post, I'm essentially asking for the reason the project was discontinued, and asking any willing members of the community to keep the project alive.
@mahtab2003, thank you for all the work you've put in creating, developing and maintaining Xera for all this time, and thanks to all contributors who've helped in the journey!