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 ## Project Ideas
 
-* [Perl 5 DBI: DBD::MariaDB Prepared Statements, Async, Test Suite](perl5/DBD-MariaDB.md)
+* [Perl 5 DBI: DBD::MariaDB Prepared Statements, Async, Test Suite](perl/DBD-MariaDB.md)
 - [Pod6 rendering on GitHub/GitLab](https://github.com/perl-foundation-outreach/gsoc-2020-ideas/blob/master/raku/pod6-rendering-on-github-gitlab.md)
 - [Documentation tooling 2.0](raku/docs.md).
 - [Raku community modules](raku/community-modules.md).
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+PSGI protocol for HTTP::Tiny
+============================
+
+Description
+-----------
+
+Add PSGI support for HTTP::Tiny which would allow ease of testing for code using the module.
+
+Expected outcomes
+-----------------
+
+The https://metacpan.org/pod/LWP::Protocol::PSGI module allows you to provide code that will called to respond to requests you make with LWP, rather than them going off to a server. LWP is multiprotocol, so lends itself to having PSGI added.
+
+A GSoC student would author something analogous, but for HTTP::Tiny.
+
+The pod of LWP::Protocol::PSGI has a good example, where a trivial dancer app is loaded to respond to LWP requests to google.com. In a test file, an author can mock a web service without having to start up a http daemon of some sort, and doesnt need to insert shims in their code either. Another example from the real world is https://metacpan.org/source/HAKOBE/WebService-SyoboiCalendar-0.02/t/lib/SyobocalMock.pm. The code being tested in entirely unaware of the subterfuge.
+
+See also Furl::PSGI
+
+A version for HTTP::Tiny would do something very similar. Authors of code using HTTP::Tiny could use this new HTTP::Tiny w/ PSGI in their test suites to mock web services they want to test against.
+
+
+For HTTP::Tiny to speak to something via PSGI, the Student would study and decide upon:
+
+ - Faking HTTP::Tiny entirely, with a module that would be loaded prior to HTTP::Tiny and trick perl in to not loading it
+
+- Add hooks in HTTP::Tiny, so that PSGI can be used
+
+- Sub-class HTTP::Tiny and override necessary functions, similar to Furl::PSGI
+
+- Other, as suggested by more creative perl people
+
+Having made an informed decision, proceed to author the module and release it to the CPAN.
+
+Required skills
+---------------
+
+Reasonable understanding of Perl and testing in Perl.
+
+Rating
+------
+
+Medium.
+
+Possible mentors
+----------------
+
+ - Dean H (dean@fragfest.com.au / [CPAN](https://metacpan.org/author/DJZORT) / [GitHub](https://github.com/djort))
+ - Kieran D (diment@gmail.com / [CPAN](https://metacpan.org/author/ZARQUON) / [GitHub](https://github.com/singingfish))
+ - Tom M (tmetro@cpan.org / [CPAN](https://metacpan.org/author/TMETRO) / [GitHub](https://github.com/tmetro)