Hi team, I have a use case where I want to take a string lets say abcxyz from the user (my design and marketing team, who don’t have technical knowledge) on my own webpage lets call it test_my_webpage. com , pass it to Postman, where Postman can run the tests on a custom website www.test.com/abcxyz .
After running checks on www.test.com/abcxyz Postman sends back the results back to test_my_webpage. com .
Essentially, I want my marketing and design team to test the webpages they create abstracting the Postman processes and provide a simple UI i.e test_my_webpage. com for the team to interact with and view the results.
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Is there a reason why they cannot use the Postman UI for this and do everything in a clearly documented Collection which you can all collaborate on?
If they don’t have the “technical knowledge”, isn’t this a wonderful opportunity to help teach them and share your knowledge with them. It feels like your trying to recreate something that isn’t necessary.
If you are going to create a separate webpage, depending on the language you’re using there are a lot of frameworks out there that you could use to create and send those requests, to get back the results and do that all in code.
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HI Danny thank you for the time you took out in responding. Actually we work with a lot of marketing agencies and the churn rate is high people come and go all the time. W.r.t creating a webpage thats fairly easy it just needs an input button and submit button thats it. Also if it works well for us we might plan to integrate it on our main website as a sidebar. I just need to understand that the string(like an environment variable) that is passed on to the webpage how does it go over to postman and tests run accordingly.
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