mozilla / seasponge

:pineapple: SeaSponge is an accessible threat modelling tool from Mozilla
http://mozilla.github.io/seasponge/
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Save threat model to local storage #13

Closed Glavin001 closed 9 years ago

Glavin001 commented 10 years ago

[Easy] Since this application is entirely client-side, we can make use of local storage to save and load threats.

Glavin001 commented 10 years ago

@curtisko mentioned that this should include File API.

Glavin001 commented 10 years ago

Blocked by #22. We require the file format structure (serialized and deserialized form of threat model data) before we can write it to LocalStorage or a File.

MatKallada commented 10 years ago

Not necessarily blocked by #22; could be blocked either direction. In fact, first implementing local storage saving would be more logical.

Glavin001 commented 9 years ago

I considered #22 to include the task of "Create saving data threat model format", as we could write Unit Tests for importing our threat model file ( #22 ) with an example data using our designed threat model format and not yet require the completed implementation of this issue (save that file to local storage).