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Postman founder here. Postman let's you run tests outside of Postman through the newman tool (free) [1]. Just take collections outside Postman and run them anyw
by a85 11y ago
Postman founder here. Postman let's you run tests outside of Postman through the newman tool (free) [1]. Just take collections outside Postman and run them anywhere you want. Collections can have Javascript scripts embedded inside them for request chaining (transferring data from one request to another) or just writing integration tests. Tons of possibilities and we have some great new stuff coming up around this.
[1]: http://www.getpostman.com/docs/newman_intro http://www.getpostman.com/docs/newman_intro
- lapusta 11y agoCan you tell what is current status of extension - is it still supported or packaged app is the way to go nowadays? Are you planning to go more native with something like Atom's Electron platform?
- a85 11y agoWe just push bug fixes now for the legacy app. The roadmap of legacy apps from Google is still not clear. I would strongly suggest the packaged app way for multiple reasons (folders, in-built documentation, syncing, real-time sharing, tests, request capture). And yes, native apps are coming soon! Atom's Electron is a strong contender. We are exploring all possible options. :)
- faldore 11y agoPlease make it so I can put a body in a GET request. Nothing in the HTTP spec says I can't do that, and Elastic requires it. There's no reason for Postman to stop me from doing that.