You can use Form-Data to do this. Key: Operations (this is for the query / mutation ) {“query”:”mutation updateAvatar($avatar:Upload!) {\n updateAvatar(avatar: $avatar)\n}”} Key: map ( this is to map the files to your query / mutation ) {“0”: [“variables.avatar”]} Key: 0 ( upload your image/file etc )
Postman Website cannot send a request to your computer’s localhost. It first needs to connect to your PC with the Postman desktop client. You can download it here. Run it, then go to the Postman workspace in your browser -> send the request and it will work.
For those who are trying it on postman ~ 7.10.0, you can add headers programmatically in a pre-request script, into the request or into the collection (into collection will add headers to all requests inside collection). pm.request.headers.add({ // These keys appears when you set a header by hand. Just for fun they are here disabled: … Read more
Unfortunately, capture https requests with postman native app is impossible in some case according to the official doc: Capturing HTTP requests Note: for the Postman native apps, request captures over HTTPS will not work if the website has HSTS enabled. Most websites have this check in place.
You are setting the header to Authorization: Token when it really should just be Authorization. The header is actually just Authorization, but the value is Token [token_string], where [token_string] is the authorization token that you have obtained.
I recently had the same problem and I did not find anything. So I created a simple tool to do it. It is a very basic javascript application written with react.js. At the moment it is very basic, but I’m working on it, so any feature request is welcome. You can use it for free … Read more
Three things are important here: When inserting body, select raw radiobutton and Text (or JSON) from dropdown. Add header: Content-type: application/x-ndjson Most important: put new line after the last line of your query Body: Header: Curl version: curl -X POST \ http://127.0.0.1:9200/_msearch \ -H ‘cache-control: no-cache’ \ -H ‘content-type: application/x-ndjson’ \ -d ‘{“index”:”script”,”type”:”test”} {“query”:{“match_all”:{}}} ‘
I had same problem on my linux machine. Simply run the following on your terminal until they both tell you no more process to kill. killall Postman killall _Postman
After doing some research in Postman Sandbox I finally found the answer for myself. var reqBody = JSON.parse(request.data); var resBody = JSON.parse(responseBody) tests[“Data”] = reqBody.restaurantId === resBody.restaurantId;
Instead of wasting time on Postman, I found Fiddler is the easiest way to read network size Postman is actually using Jquery-style stuff to POST/GET/PUSH… data, then show result somehow. and the Network tab is not always working well. In my case, it never shows once how much data was transferred back, same in my … Read more