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git-friendly-postman

v1.3.1

Published

Git Friendly Postman Tool

Readme

git-friendly-postman

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Why do I need this s**t?

Postman collections are stored in JSON format, which can be lengthy and complex. This makes it challenging to manage changes in Git repositories, as large JSON files are harder to track and review. Additionally, updating the file without using the Postman UI can be cumbersome and prone to errors.

Install

npm install -g git-friendly-postman

Test

git-friendly-postman --help

Example

now you are able to organize your collection in YAML using !!import/single like this:

info:
  _postman_id: 97d729c1-ac26-46b9-ad21-1cc452fb6f10
  name: EchoNekoApi
  schema: https://schema.getpostman.com/json/collection/v2.1.0/collection.json
  _exporter_id: '157309'

item:
  - name: Users
    item:
      - !!import/single users/create-user.request.yaml
      - !!import/single users/get-all-users.request.yaml

  - name: Pets
    item:
      - !!import/single pets/get-all-pets.request.yaml

  - !!import/single test.request.yaml

With the following folders:

  • Sample: ./sample/collection
    • pets
      • get-all-pets.request.yaml
    • users
      • create-user.request.yaml
      • get-all-users.request.yaml
    • test.request.yaml
    • postman.yaml

And use the following command to run the collection into your CI/CD:

git-friendly-postman --verbose ./sample/collection/postman.yaml
newman run ./sample/collection/postman.json
git-friendly-postman --verbose --clean

Run Postman Collection

It allows you create temporarily a JSON file to execute postman or newman

git-friendly-postman ./collection.yaml && newman run ./collection.json && git-friendly-postman --clean

Example with logs

# Creates temp collection.json same name same path
git-friendly-postman --verbose \
    ./sample/git-friendly-collection/EchoNekoApi.postman_collection.yaml

# Run postman collection with newman
newman run ./sample/git-friendly-collection/EchoNekoApi.postman_collection.json

# Removes json and cache files
git-friendly-postman --verbose --clean

Export

It allows you convert your Postman collection into YAML file

git-friendly-postman  --verbose \
    --export ./sample/export/EchoNekoApi.postman_collection.json \
    --output-file ./sample/export/EchoNekoApi.postman_collection.yaml

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