I had the issue when using “Copy all as cURL (bash)” instead of just “Copy as cURL (bash)”. A few concatenated curl commands were copied. And Postman’s import didn’t like that.
Yes, you can do this through Postman by assigning your header as an environment variable, let’s say authorization, as follow: then set you environment variable with its value as follow:
In Settings, turn off “Automatically follow redirects”. Automatically follow redirects: Prevent requests that return a 300-series response from being automatically redirected. from https://www.getpostman.com/docs/v6/postman/launching_postman/settings
You can export all APIs, Collections, Environments, Globals, and Header Presets to a single data dump zip file. To open the Data tab in the app (v8): Settings > Data Tab > Export Data Selecting Export Data will take you to the area where you can download all data from your account. You will receive … Read more
Share a collection To Workspace, select yours, and make sure you checked “Share collection and remove from this workspace” Voila! Note: Worked on version 7.34.0.
The answers above work well if you only want to export one collection. If you have many collections and want to export them all, there’s a better way: Wrench icon (top-right) -> Settings -> Data tab -> Export Data -> Download This will create a single json file with all your collections.
I’m not sure if those 2 images are from the same Postman application or not but the Bearer Token feature only came in on version 5.3.0. You can just manually add an Authorization Request Header with a Bearer <my_token> value. This is just a dummy value for demo purposes – The actual value should be … Read more
I’m not exactly sure how you’re trying to use this, but a few options would be: First Option to use their addon cli called newman. You can run collections from a URL or Local file with newman using newman run http://some.url.here Then if you make the remote url a part of a git repository it … Read more
GUID is the acronym for “Globally Unique Identifier”. A GUID is mainly used to produce hexadecimal digits with groups separated by hyphens for uniqueness purposes, for example: b3d27f9b-d21d-327c-164e-7fb6776f87b0 In postman you can use this to generate and send a random GUID to your api as required: { “id”: “{{$guid}}”, } On Send would produce(with the … Read more
I am late but still worth it: Just highlight and right click the part of url you want to encode. Select encodeURIComponent That’s it.