Option for generating Postman collection file#370
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Option for generating Postman collection file#370makotogitdev wants to merge 24 commits intozipmark:masterfrom
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@makotogitdev Thanks for that! I've been looking for a similar solution for a while. I'm a bit confused about this:
When you generate the response collection in Postman, they are imported under that request as Examples. So there is some value in including them in the generated file - especially when you're trying to record an example for a scenario that is hard to set up. |
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This PR introduces an option to generate a Postman collection JSON file. By allowing the option, it saves time on creating requests manually in Postman or using yet another gem and DSL to generate a file for it. The intention of this PR is to provide initial minimal support for Postman and add-on nice-to-have features later. There probably are real world situations that I may not have accounted for in this change so that's why I mentioned in README that Postman support is in Alpha.
Some notes: