Thanks for your contribution @Vxid, one more thing I noticed now: Please change the name of the PR to reflect the commit message + usually most of the times it's init not Init (lowercase).

@doronbehar All done, thanks a lot for your help and feedback.

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Hm, I still think it would be good to merge this PR. @doronbehar any idea who could be able to merge this? Thanks in advance!

@mtreca Thanks for your contribution! I rebased onto master for you and made the minor changes suggested by @zowoq. I would have merged too, but I can't find a GitHub account under the username 0x6d6178 - you mentioned something about switching accounts, so I'll leave it to you to update the maintainer information and then I can merge.

@zowoq Sorry for the long delay, and thanks for the code review.
@NickHu Thanks a lot for implementing these changes. I did change (again) my github username, and updated the files accordingly.