Hi Everyone
I created a postman public collection that can be used to move multiple collection to single collection, Thanks to @danny-dainton and @sean.keegan for the idea
collection link : Postman
just goto to request inside the “run this in collection runner folder” goto the pre request and edit the API key , and the collection list with the UUIDs of the collection you want
Then just run the folder in collection run , and manually send the download request and goto visualize. Here you can download the new collection json
you can provide the workspace name also to where you need to create the collection automatically
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This is super cool! Could you share some insight on how this affects the data exchanging process process speed across requests? In other words, how does it affect space/time complexity considerations?
Or does this optimization impact data accessibility in an insignificant way?
Thanks so much
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Nice! Thanks a lot. but… what about the inverse of this? is it possible?
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Ya can try the same , I will try to implement one ,
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postman-collection-url-updater - npm
Hi Linkedin Family and all Postman lovers
postman-collection-url-updater #v3 is out
I have added one more utility #postman - #collection - #aggregator to the project , now you can consoilidate/move multiple collections into single collection.
just install the package and run the below command
npm i -g postman-collection-url-updater
postman-collection-aggregator -l “./collection1.json” “./collection2.json” -n “new_collection”
This will create a new collection called “new_collection” with sub collection 1 and 2 as sub folders , all variables will be added to the new_collection
postman-collection-aggregator -d “./collectionDirectory” -n “new_collection”
you can also simply pass the directory containing all the collections instead of individual files
It was a rollercoaster ride of learning:
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Creating a nodejs cmd utility
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Writing Github action, to run in linux, windows, and Mac
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Creating automatic npm publish and writing Github pages
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Writing Jest unit and system test
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Learning Jest coverage test and Mocks
Will write an article soon with all the information
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