Stay Organized with Postman Collections
Keep your API requests and elements organized with Postman Collections.
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Postman's collection folders make it easy to keep your API requests and elements organized.
Generate Collections from API schemas
Generate a collection from an API schema to view and edit each request.
Link Collections and API Elements to APIs
Link collections to your APIs to add API elements like mocks, monitors, and tests to your APIs.
Easily Share Your Collections
Share collections via documentation, the Run in Postman button, or by link.
Publish API Documentation
Create beautiful, machine readable API documentation from your collections.
Link API Elements to Your APIs with Postman Collections
API Publication
Publishing an API collection can be done via the Run In Postman button, which allows users to directly download your collection into their own Postman instance.
API Monitoring
Postman API monitoring helps you identify problems with your API like poor performance, response errors, and outages. You can customize your Postman Collections with tests to ensure that your APIs are working as expected.
API Documentation
Postman automatically pulls your sample requests, headers, and code snippets. to populate your documentation page with dynamic examples and machine-readable instructions.
Mock Server
Postman’s mock servers simplify API design and planning, support split-stack development, and help you ensure that your API will run the way it’s supposed to.
Debug
Debug APIs quickly and easily by adding tests to your requests and examining responses
Automated Testing
Postman allows you to reuse your test suites to create a CI/CD pipeline so you can test at every push. You can integrate your Postman instance with Travis or Jenkins to create your own CI/CD pipeline or add it to your existing pipeline as a build step.
Get Started with Collections
Keep your API requests and elements organized with Postman Collections.
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