kristovatlas
commented
8 years ago Hey John,
We're moving toward capturing the data in a much more structured way for the next edition, which should make it very easy for someone to build a web app around the data. I'll try to keep this issue updated with progress.
The work in progress can be found in this repo and branch: https://github.com/OpenBitcoinPrivacyProject/threat-model-scoring-system/tree/reorg-to-scoring-system
As a web developer, one of the sites that I frequent is http://caniuse.com, which shows various web-components/APIs and what browsers support these features, backed by a Github repository of mappings and ratings.
I believe the breakdown is similar to this OBPP project, where the OBPP team is putting together lists of privacy concerns and then rating various wallets according to their compliance.
I propose that a web site be built to pull the test-information, wallet details, rankings, and all associated data from this Github repository and display it in an interactive, user-friendly way. This would require structural changes to the data stored in this repository (move it out of plain-text .md files and into JSON), but I believe it would make updating results, organizing, refactoring, and reporting easier. Reports could be generated at any point in time, or individual test-results could be compared across all wallets and wallet-versions, etc. The data could be manipulated in real-time and not constrained to a static PDF.
I would be willing to lead this project, if there was interest.
Thanks, John Tibble