API Testing
Bruno Open-source API Client In the world of software development, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are essential for connecting applications and services. Developers often rely on tools known as API clients to test, manage, and interact with APIs. While many tools exist, Bruno has gained attention as a modern, open-source alternative that is simple, fast, and […]
Postman Postbot to Generate API Tests Postman Postbot is an AI-powered assistant in Postman that simplifies generating API tests by understanding API specifications and suggesting test cases. What is Postbot in Postman? Postbot helps you: Generate API test scripts (e.g., pre-request and test scripts). Automate common tasks like schema validation or response checks. Optimize suggested […]
Postman AI Postbot Postman Postbot is an AI assistant integrated into Postman, a popular API testing and collaboration tool. It helps developers and testers by providing automated suggestions, generating API tests, answering queries, and streamlining workflows within Postman. How to Access Postbot? Follow the below steps to access the tool: Open the Postman app or […]
Postman Console The Postman Console is an interactive debugging tool within Postman that logs API requests and responses. It helps developers track and debug requests to ensure they function as expected. The console captures details such as request headers, responses, and other relevant information, simplifying debugging. With the Postman Console, developers can monitor API calls […]
Postman CLI (Newman) Newman is a command-line interface (CLI) for Postman. It allows you to run Postman collections directly from the command line, making it ideal for integrating API testing into automated workflows such as CI/CD pipelines. Why Use Newman? Newman offers several advantages: Automation: Run Postman collections as part of automated scripts or workflows. […]
Introduction to Postman Collections A Postman Collection is a group of requests that are saved and organized within Postman. Collections allow you to efficiently manage, share, and execute API requests as part of your development and testing workflow. Why Use Collections? Collections are useful for: Organizing Requests: Grouping related API requests under a single collection […]