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newman-pro

v1.2.1

Published

Newman Runner that uses the Postman-Pro api to pull the latest version of your collections and environments

Downloads

12

Readme

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newman-pro

Newman Runner is a CLI tool that uses the Postman-Pro api to pull the latest version of your collections and environments and run your newman tests.

Requirements

You must have a valid Postman Pro license and an integration api key.

Usage

The following command line arguments are available for use: |Argument | Alias | Description| |----------------|-------|------------| |api-key |a |Set the Postman Pro api key for a single invocation| |set-api-key | |Set the Postman Pro api key permanently| |show-api-key | |Show the last 4 letters of the saved api key| |clear-api-key | |Clear the saved Postman Pro api key| |collection-name |c |Name of the collection to run| |environment-name|e |Name of the environment in which to run the collection| |collection-uid | |Uid of the collection to run| |environment-uid | |Uid of the environment in which to run the collection| |bail |b |Abort newman at first test failure| |reporter |r |The type of reporter to build the newman results in| |list-collections| |Lists all collections associated to the Postman account, and allows the user to select one to run|

Arguments are denoted with --, aliases are used with -.

Examples

Run newman-pro for a single collection

newman-pro --api-key XXXXXXXXXXX --collection-name "Integration Tests"

Set the Api key and run multiple collections

newman-pro --set-api-key XXXXXXXXXXXXX
newman-pro -c "Weather API Collection"
newman-pro -c "Weather API Integration Tests" -e "Integration Environment"

Run newman-pro with a specific collection id, but environment name

newman-pro --api-key XXXXXXXX --collection-uid 0777b14b-e626-4733-bb87-f03d2377c71b -e "Dev env"