In these last months, I learn a lot about this great tool that allows me to speed up and optimize my workflow reducing time on repetitive tasks.
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This is helpful 👍
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Liyas Thomas ・ Nov 5 ・ 4 min read
Hi Liyas, thanks for you words.
I will take a look, thanks for share with us.
Keep rocking!🤘
How can I create test-cases and automate it with Jenkins using Postwoman?
Usually you would use test framework for that, not http client.
Yeah! There's lot of amazing tools like Cypress, Jest, Ava etc.. Postwoman uses and suggests Cypress because it's community is amazing.
A cli is in WIP. Will rollout as soon as possible.
Okie. But I don't think it's right to say alternative to Postman. Postman is handling much more than just an API Client.
True. We're "building" a faster alternative then ⚡👍
That's convincing :) 👍
One of my favorite tricks is to save the URL of API in a postman collection variable. In our current project, we use a temporary API link that changes with every deployment, so we can just copy-paste that URL into the variable and use the same for all APIs in a collection.
This is kind of similar to your first trick, but yes, that does save a lot of time and extra effort!! And thanks for these tricks. Got to learn something new!
I use that at diary too.
Another trick is duplicate tabs when you need to replicate the same config for a new one.
Thanks for your words Yogini!
Thank you for the automatically setting of the environment variable, didn't know that was a thing. I was gonna add Did you know you could put comments in your json body like so...
but then I realized, you know, you can save those comments in the Add a description part underneath name??
oh well... :)
Thanks for the tip with env variables, I didn't know that 🙏
I really like postman collections. It helps to organize API requests with predefined
parameters in groups for instant access and easily share them with co-workers.
Mocking is an other great feature ! I was able to mock an entire API. This allows me to develop a full app without the need of the backend at all
Yeap, totally agreed with you Franco. Mocks are really useful to speed up our development.