I’m not really just starting but I never found how to do this basic task, so here goes…
Is there a way to run code directly in the Postman interface, like one can do it a browser Dev Tool pane? I need to do some quick manipulations with my environment variables and don’t want to create a fake request for it.
Hey @gabriel-r
I don’t think currently @postman has support for running script directly within the console but good thought team should take this as a product feature 
. For now, only you can search and track your logs, warnings, and errors.
Still just for confirmation @neilstudd or @danny-dainton can share their views.
Best,
Vikram
No, that’s not currently something that is supported. I don’t think that it’s even something that would be supported any time soon. Feature requests are always welcome though. 
A browsers dev tools feature isn’t really a fair comparison, in my opinion, there’s a helluva lot more going on inside there 
Hi Danny
the whole dev tools with a kitchen sync would be overkill indeed, but a tiny field to run whatever “in the console” would be super useful. At least I think so, maybe it’s just me.
Thanks!
I don’t doubt it would be useful to some folks but the console, in the Postman context, is more of an output display source rather than a scripting environment.
I generally write code in pre-requisite scripts and point the request to localhost invalid url.
to check the output of script I use console.log();
In this way I am able to test code, before writing it to actual test scripts.
Hope this helps 
Using the Postman Echo service to make ‘dummy’ requests is another option:
