If it is possible to export collection from Postman, then it means that it is also possible for developers to import collection into Postman. Importing Postman collections allows you to have the necessary materials you need to complete your projects. However, unlike other Postman processes, importing collection is simple and straightforward as everything you need […]
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How To Export All Collections From Postman
As we mentioned in our previous articles, postman collections play an integral role in helping developers to organize API requests that belong to the same class into a single folder. Having all your request in a single location enables you to run all of them simultaneously. It also makes it easy for programmers to share […]
How to Add Postman Collection To GitHub
We all know that GitHub is the number one repository for developers who want to store their codes and project work. However, did you know that you can integrate Postman with GitHub and start saving your collections in the world’s largest host of source code? The new Postman pro-GitHub feature allows you to backup and […]
How to Recover Deleted Collection from Postman?
At the end of every project, we are always eager to clean and create room for new tasks. However, due to a mouse slip or the excitement of completing a project, we may end up deleting things that we still need from our resources. One thing that is commonly deleted accidentally is the postman collection. […]
How to Export a Postman Collection
As mentioned in our previous article, postman collection is a set of requests grouped into a folder for more comfortable sharing and use. This tutorial will move a step ahead to look at how postman collection can be exported to make software developers’ work easier. The export feature helps you to export a folder and […]
How to Convert your Postman Collection to OpenAPI
Postman power users may be frequently using Postman Collections, but often need to convert their collection to OpenAPI. As APIfriends puts it: The two API definition formats overlap, but Postman is better for more runtime needs, where OpenAPI tends to have some advantages for working with an API at other stops along the API lifecycle. […]