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Export and import to cloud storage
[Easy] Users may wish to save their threat models to a cloud service such as Google Drive or Dropbox. Implementing this would require using their API’s and connecting it to SeaSponge.
Hmm, - Is this actually useful at all? The user can already save/load from file formats.
-> What is stopping them from dragging it to Drive or DropBox themselves?
To me personally, this is feature creeping, and I'd opt not to include this feature.
That's why this is for a later version (v2?) and can be low priority.
Use case: what if I am a student on a school computer (cough ew) and they want to save this to their Dropbox/Google Drive and they, of course, do not have the folder sync setup on their school computer. They could simply login and let the web application handle that syncing.
Err - something to discuss during next meeting, but I feel that we're feature creeping here.
I understand that it is convenient but File storage/Local Storage is really all we need.
Definitely, a neato feature but something to discuss.
I wasn't debating the priority (which would be low). I was debating whether this feature is worth developing in the first place.
Once again - something to discuss in the future.
I was debating whether this feature is worth developing in the first place.
The advantage of having it outweighs the time it will take to implement. If we implement #13 properly, with base classes and SeaSponge API, it should be pretty straight forward implement for any other destinations such as Google Drive and Dropbox.
Once again - something to discuss in the future.
Yep.
It is indeed trivial to implement, however we would be feature creeping. For now, this feature will be placed on hold.
I think this is definitely worth developing. We have it in our project proposal as a version 2 feature. Thus I think creating a version 2 label and milestone would be the best solution.
Not only would linking issues with Github ( #17 ) be awesome, but what about using GitHub's API to actually store our SeaSponge files? Using https://github.com/michael/github we could actually use GitHub as a cloud storage. Hopefully this will encourage sharing of SeaSponge generated threat models and also make it easier to get started and continue modelling threats for projects.
Apologies in advance if I have misunderstood something. But I think when we create a link, you can always generate full diagram with the link. Given that, do we still need to store the files on "cloud"? I can probably just ping or store the URL in my email and generate the diagram if I want.
